The New Public Management

Editors. Section I: Introduction and Overview. Foreword: The New Public Management: Lessons from America's Governors and Mayors; M.R.W. Giuliani. 1. Introduction; E.S. Savas, P.J. Andrisani, S. Hakim. Section II: Governors Speak Out. 2. Results-Based Accountability: The Basis of Education Reform in Texas; G.W. Bush. 3. Education Reform in Minnesota; A.H. Carlson. 4. Smart Growth and Neighborhood Conservation: Addressing Both Sides of the Coin; P.N. Glendening. 5. Welfare reform: The Wisconsin Experience; T.C. Thompson. 6. Investing in Human Infrastructure: Technology Priorities in Texas; R. Perry. 7. Wyoming's Frontier Spirit Pioneers Innovation in Government through Technology; J. Geringer. 8. Government at the Speed of Business; M. Leavitt. 9. Government as a Catalyst: Industry-led Initiatives in Colorado; B. Owens. Section III: Mayors Speak Out. 10. From In Line to On-Line: The E-government Revolution in New York City; R.W. Giuliani. 11. Chicago's Energy Plan: Building for the Future in a Changing Marketplace; R.M. Daley. 12. Restructuring the Bureaucracy in City Government: Systemic Reform of Work and Community Outreach; J.E. Abramson. 13. A Community Revitalization; D.L. Armstrong. 14. Boston: Main Streets and Back Streets; T.M. Menino. 15. Charlotte: Service Delivery and Citizen Feedback in a High Growth City; P.L. McCrory. 16. A Recipe for Rightsizing Government - The Charlotte Story; R. Vinroot. 17. Innovative Government in Jersey City; B. Schundler. 18. Innovations in a Military Base Community Redevelopment Project; W.E. Webb. 19. Joint Economic Development Districts; D.L. Plusguellic. 20. Cheaper, Better, Faster: Bringing Private Sector Principles to County Government; G. Cox. 21. Contracting Out the Management of the City Garage; W.L. Heydt. 22. Cultural Assimilation and Trade Development: A Restructuring of Irvine's Sister Cities Program; C. Shea.