The Shaping of Public Services Through Calculative Practices: The Roles of Accountants, Citizens, Professionals and Politicians: Financial Accountability & Management: Vol 36, No 4

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The shaping of public services through calculative practices: The roles of accountants, citizens, professionals, and politicians

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Twenty-five years of studying new public management in public administration: Accomplishments and limitations

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NPM resistance: A political intervention

Making the user useful? How translation processes managerialize voice in public organizations

Calculating pay in Swedish schools: Accounting, performativity, and misfires

Boundary spanners and calculative practices

Quantified control in healthcare work: Suggestions for future research

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FOREWORD

The shaping of public services through calculative practices: The roles of accountants, citizens, professionals, and politicians

REVIEW ARTICLE

Twenty-five years of studying new public management in public administration: Accomplishments and limitations

RESEARCH ARTICLES

NPM resistance: A political intervention

Making the user useful? How translation processes managerialize voice in public organizations

Calculating pay in Swedish schools: Accounting, performativity, and misfires

Boundary spanners and calculative practices

Quantified control in healthcare work: Suggestions for future research

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Financial Accountability & Management

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