The search for policy coordination: ministerial and bureaucratic perceptions of agency amalgamations in a federal parliamentary system (Record no. 27147)

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Personal name Craswell Emma
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Title The search for policy coordination: ministerial and bureaucratic perceptions of agency amalgamations in a federal parliamentary system
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Dates of publication and/or sequential designation 22(1), Spring 1994, p.59-73
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Summary, etc. The imperative to coordinate is strong, but the means remain contentious. One approach is to amalgemate agencies into a few large organisations, the other to encourage a diversity of policy options. Drawing on the federal amalgamations of departments in Australia since 1987, this paper reports that senior bureaucrats find more policy coordination benefits than costs from working in larger structures, while ministers report a loss of options and a risk of information overload.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Administrative Reorganisation -- Australia
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Bureaucracy -- Australia
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Personal name Davis Glyn
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Main entry heading Policy Studies Journal
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