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The Management of the Public Debt

The Journal of Finance, 1949
In consequence of heavy borrowing requirements, the federal debt during the war period increased by 219 billion dollars, reaching a peak of 280 billion dollars in February, 1946. The problems connected with borrowing these funds, difficult as they proved, were not nearly as complex as those involved in managing the debt thus created.
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FolioPub: a publication management system

Computer, 1988
FolioPub supports publication definition, version and access control, and publication processing. The system is based on a distributed architecture, maintaining a distributed database that stores the contents as well as the logical structure of publications.
Johann H. Schlichter, Leslie Jill Miller
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The Crisis of Public Management

Scientific American, 2009
The article discusses the crisis of governance in the U.S. and the lack of effective policy implementation. Americans and politicians are divided in how to solve the problems of health care, budget deficits, and climate change and the policies that are settled have not been executed effectively.
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Public Governance and Public Management

2022
the article provides a review of the public governance paradigm in political science and public management to the Elgar Encyclopedia of Public ...
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PUBLIC MANAGEMENT OR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION?

Australian Journal of Public Administration, 1992
Abstract: The debate over managerialism has been the most controversial issue in Australian public administration journals in recent years. Although most articles have been critical, there have been responses in favour of the changes by senior public servants. One unfortunate consequence of this debate has been the appearance of a gap between academic
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Public Management

2011
How effective are public managers as they seek to influence how public organizations deliver policy results? How, and how much, is management related to the performance of public programs? What aspects of management can be distinguished? Can their separable contributions to performance be estimated?
O'Toole, Jr., Laurence J.   +1 more
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CHANGE MANAGEMENT IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR

Management Development Review, 1993
The management of change in a high profile public service with more than its fair share of political influences, demonstrates the scale of change possible, given a clear strategy and a strong managerial commitment. This leads to high productivity, quality and value for money, with a strong element of organizational loyalty and ownership of the end ...
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