Response to Gerald Miller's Review of Financial Management Texts
Gerald Miller's review of texts in public financial management in the Mar 1994 issue of 'Public Administration Review' is criticized. Swain and Reed disagree with Miller's view that the different texts are simply a representation of the contending perspectives or that the authors...
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| description | Gerald Miller's review of texts in public financial management in the Mar 1994 issue of 'Public Administration Review' is criticized. Swain and Reed disagree with Miller's view that the different texts are simply a representation of the contending perspectives or that the authors advancing the perspectives are very contentious at all. Miller responds. A response to Gerald Miller's commentary on the program to reinvent government is presented. |
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