The International Journal of Public Sector Management
International Journal of Public Sector ManagementPublished 1 March 1992
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Editorial Surviving the Revolution A revolution has been under way in British public services in the last ten years. Managers are being forced to be ever more efficient and accountable and they are borrowing heavily from the ways of the private sector.
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