Examining the recent changes in budgetary processes in the Australasian public sector, this book is organized around two themes: an analysis of the broader aspects of budgetary management, and an examination of the technical practices introduced in recent years to improve the monitoring, management and control of budgets. These budgetary changes have been introduced in conjunction with the new managerialist ethos entering the senior levels of public administration. This book is designed to be of interest to students of public adminstration and policy and for those doing courses on public sector accounting, government departments and libraries.
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Vendeur : Wombat's Book Nook, Yarraville, VIC, Australie
Paperback. Etat : Good. A valuable academic resource, this 1990 paperback edition explores the significant changes in budgetary processes within the Australasian public sector. Authors John Forster and John Wanna delve into two primary themes: a comprehensive analysis of the broader aspects of budgetary management and an in-depth examination of the technical practices introduced to enhance the monitoring, management, and control of budgets in recent years. This work highlights the influence of the 'new managerialist ethos' on senior levels of public administration. Presented in good condition, this book is an essential read for students of public administration and policy, as well as those undertaking courses in public sector accounting. It also serves as a key reference for government departments and libraries interested in the evolution of financial control in Australia and New Zealand. N° de réf. du vendeur SCAN-18-0B5A8C8C
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