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BookMcLaren, J., Coleman, C., Hart, G., Bondfield, B., McKerchar, M., Sadiq, K. & Ting, A., (2011), Australian Tax Analysis: Cases, Commentary, Commercial Applications and Questions 8th Edition, (Thomson/Law Book Company, Sydney)ISBN 9780864607089
Book ChapterEvans, M. , (2011), Conceptualising Integrity in Public Administration, in Aulich, C., Evans, M. & Wettenhall, R.(eds.), Understanding Integrity Agencies in Australia , (Routledge: Taylor Francis)
BookMcLaren, J., Naylor, M. & Toohey, M., (2011), Law of Investments 3rd Edition, (Thomson/Law Book Company, Sydney)
BookAulich, C., Evans, M & Wettenhall, R., (2011), Understanding Integrity Agencies in Australia , in Aulich, C., Evans, M & Wettenhall, R.(eds.), (Routledge: Taylor Francis)
Book ChapterAulich, C., (2010), Citizen Participation and Local Governance: The Australian Experience, in Brunet-Jailly, E. & Martin, J.(eds.), Local Government in a Global World, (University of Toronto Press, Toronto)
BookHalligan, J., Bouckaert, G. & Van Dooren, W., (2010), Performance Management in the Public Sector, (Routledge)
BookHalligan, J., Bouckaert, G. & Van Dooren, W., (2010), Performance Management in the Public Sector, (Routledge, London)Tackling the key topics of reform and modernization, this important new book systematically examines performance in public management systems. The authors present this seminal subject in an informative and accessible manner, tackling some of the most important themes. Performance Management in the Public Sector takes as its point of departure a broad definition of performance to redefine major and basic mechanisms in public administration, both theoretically and in practice.
Book ChapterCurnow, R. & Wettenhall, R., (2010), Populate or Perish. Populate and Perish? Australian Immigration, in Arnold, P.(eds.), (IOS Press, Amsterdam)
Book ChapterWettenhall, R. & Curnow, R., (2010), Populate or Perish. Populate and Perish? Australian Immigration, in Arnold, P.(eds.), National Approaches to the Administration of International Migration, (IOS Press, Amsterdam)
Book ChapterHalligan, J., (2010), Post-NPM Responses to Disaggregation through Coordinating Horizontally and Integrating Governance, in Laegreid, P. & and Verhoest, K.(eds.), Governance of Public Sector Organizations - Autonomy, Control And Performance, (Palgrave)
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