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List of Tables | p. ix |
Introduction: Making Public Services Management Critical | p. 1 |
Rethinking the Background | |
From Collective Struggle to Customer Service: The Story of How Self-Help and Mutual Aid Led to the Welfare State and Became Co-Opted in Market Managerialism | p. 11 |
Toward Unprincipled Public Service: Critical Ideology, the Fetish of Capitalism, and Some Thoughts on the Future of Governance | p. 24 |
Sheep in Wolf's Clothing: Schools, Managerialism, and Altering Ideologies | p. 38 |
Public Sector Management? But We're Academics, We Don't Do That Sort of Thing! | p. 55 |
Critique of Mainstream Orthodoxy | |
The Inevitability of Professions? | p. 71 |
Critical Risk Management: Moral Entrepreneurship in the Management of Patient Safety | p. 86 |
Public Participation in State Governance from a Social-Theoretical Perspective | p. 102 |
Marketing the Unmarketable: The Vlaams Belang, a "Party Unlike Any Other" | p. 119 |
A Critical Realist Analysis of Institutional Change in the Field of US Nursing Homes | p. 134 |
Radical Alternatives | |
Critical Leadership Theorizing and Local Government Practice | p. 157 |
Individual Patient Choice in the English National Health Service: The Case for Social Fantasy Seen from Psychoanalytic Perspective | p. 176 |
From Metaphor to Reality: A Critical View of Prisons | p. 192 |
Queer(y)ing Voluntary Sector Services: An Example from Health Promotion | p. 207 |
The Contribution of Existentialist Thinking to Public Services Management | p. 219 |
Adding Value to Critical Public Services Management | p. 236 |
Conclusion: What is to be Done? On the Merits of Micro-Revolutions | p. 250 |
Contributors | p. 259 |
Index | p. 265 |
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