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Accountability and Accountable Management in the UK Public Sector

Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 1993
Seeks to promote discussion of the pursuit of accountable management in public sector organizations by providing a commentary on post‐1979 experiences with such reforms in the UK public sector. Particular attention is given to the nature and impact on the UK public sector of the neoliberal agenda which took particular charge during the Thatcher years ...
Humphrey, C.   +2 more
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Public sector accounting education: A structured literature review

Public Money and Management, 2022
This article explores the development and focus of public sector accounting education (PSAE) research and its current status, performing a structured literature review on journal publications. Despite the importance of the topic, research on PSAE appears limited.
Sotirios Karatzimas   +1 more
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Accountancy in the public sector

Education + Training, 1983
This article gives an indication of salaries on recruitment, during training and on qualification for some of the main public sector employment areas. Terms and conditions of employment vary in different parts of the public sector, and are also liable to alteration in accordance with national pay awards which are negotiated separately for each branch ...
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Accountability and the accounting regime in the public sector

International Journal of Public Sector Management, 1996
In the UK, the Government is keen to introduce private sector procedures into the public sector. The latest stage of this process has been to suggest the adoption of accruals accounting by those parts of the public sector where it is not already operated. This approach to accounting was introduced into the NHS as part of the reforms which implemented a
H, Mellett, J, Williams
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Public Sector Accounting and Auditing in Austria

2015
Austria is a federal republic that consists of nine states (Lander) and 2,354 (in 2013) local governments, which are organized upon the principle of local self-administration. The combination of a federal principle and the principle of local self-administration accounts for the organizational complexity of Austrian public administration. Legislation is
Rauskala, Iris, Saliterer, Iris
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