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The Micro politics of Accountability: The Case of Staff Appraisal

Educational Policy, 1998
Nowhere are the micropolitics within schools more evident than in staff appraisal. Currently, the New Zealand government is attempting to shift the evaluation of teachers from a predominantly professional form of accountability to a more democratic form in which teachers are held accountable for their performance to both central government and local ...
Helen S. Timperley, Viviane M. J. Robinson   +1 more
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Sociological Analysis of the Soviet Party Staff Politics

Management of the Personnel and Intellectual Resources in Russia, 2018
Industrialization in the Soviet Union is a genuine “economic miracle”. For a very mild historical period, in just one third of a century, the country’s economy, having begun with the destruction of the Civil War, having overcome the tests of the Patriotic War, has reached the level of a scientifi c and industrial complex capable of creating atomic ...
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Political parties must tackle racial discrimination against staff and patients

BMJ, 2014
Macmillan Cancer Support agrees with Roger Kline’s assertion in Limb’s news article that the treatment of black and minority ethnic staff in the NHS is a good predictor of patient experience among all patients.1 Research carried out for Macmillan by the Picker Institute shows that in hospital …
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Methadone Maintenance Treatment: Impact of Its Politics on Staff and Patients

Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 1992
(1992). Methadone Maintenance Treatment: Impact of Its Politics on Staff and Patients. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs: Vol. 24, No. 3, pp. 281-283.
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Micro‐politics in the 1990s: staff relationships in secondary schooling

Journal of Education Policy, 1998
Drawing on case study material from four London comprehensive schools, this article examines the micro‐politics of secondary schooling in the mid‐1990s. The extent to which new social relationships governed by expendiency and pragmatism are developing in schools is explored.
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Holding the chancellor to account: political speech and medical staff

Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law, 2003
This paper develops and updates an earlier paper in this journal on freedom of speech for National Health Service (NHS) staff (Vickers, 1999). It focuses on the importance of political speech for those who work in the NHS, in the light of the major increase in spending on the NHS announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the 2002 budget.
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The Results of Role‐Played Political Interviews on Congressional Staff

Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 1973
Thirty‐one congressmen or their aides were interviewed by two pairs of students, one pair role playing the political left, the other the political right, in an effort to determine if questions on current political issues would be differentially answered as a function of the role taken by the interviewer.
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Political Staff

2020
Paul Wilson, Michael McNair
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Politics of Pain Management: Staff-Patient Interaction.

Contemporary Sociology, 1980
W. Timothy Anderson, Shizuko Y. Fagerhaugh, Anselm Strauss   +2 more
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Revisiting the Gospel: Appointed Political Staffs and Core Executive Policy Coordination

International Journal of Public Administration, 2015
This article argues appointed political staffs are important, yet understudied, mechanisms for core executive policy coordination. It suggests revisions to update core executive theory to better accommodate the increasingly systematic use of political staffs throughout core executives. An analytical framework for political staffs’ core executive policy
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