Management changes in the public sector are pushing both decision‐making and accountability for service delivery to much lower levels. This, in turn, creates demand for innovative training and development programmes to enable thousands of managers and professionals to cope with these new pressures.
Public Money & Management
Volume 9, 1989 - Issue 3
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