"Decentralise authority and let managers manage" has been an almost
universal message in UK public services over the last 15 years. But
does it really work? This study attempts to show that behind the
ministerial rhetoric the experiences of NHS trusts, grant
maintained schools and housing associations were in practice
distinctly mixed. The text offers a theoretical analysis of the
origins and results of decentralized public management in the UK.
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