Many countries now use agencies rather than ministries to deliver
central government services. There have been many claims about the
benefits of organizing and delivering government in this way, but
there has been little research into how they work in practice.
Agencies both reviews existing theories and models of
'agentification' and adds detailed analysis of major new empirical
evidence. Based partly on a major international research project
and partly on a reinterpretation of the existing literature, this
book gets inside the world of agencies and ministries. An in-depth
analysis of agencies in four EU countries serves as a basis for
testing alternative theoretical models and developing a new
approach to the complexities of contemporary government.
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