The Political Economy of Public Sector Governance
@inproceedings{Bertelli2012ThePE,
title={The Political Economy of Public Sector Governance},
author={Anthony M. Bertelli},
year={2012}
}1. Introduction 2. Methodological foundations 3. The power of the purse 4. Delegation and discretion 5. Contracts and partnerships 6. Responsibility and good governance.
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