REINVENTING GOVERNMENT

INSTITUTIONS AND REFORM Reinventing Local Government

During the past few years, a new wave of reform has been launched under the rubric of reinventing government. Yet, despite the hype, little is known about the extent to which reinventing government is a reality across the country. The authors undertake a systematic analysis of reform activity in a large sample of suburban municipalities and find low rates of adoption of current reforms. Althoug...

Reinventing Government: The Case of National Service

When Bill Clinton embraced national service as one of his administration’s priorities, he took a step forward on two of his key initiatives. Not only was national service a new initiative in its own right, but Clinton also held it up as a model of his efforts to reinvent government. It would be an exemplar of government that is catalytic, competitive, decentralized, and results oriented. This c...

Reinventing Government Services Using Information Technology

Towards Participatory and Transparent Governance: Reinventing Government Publication based on 6th Global Forum on Reinventing Government: Towards Participatory and Transparent Governance

Reinventing Hippocrates

(other?) women, some of which reflects a historical situation in which wealthy women were able, in large part, to control their own lives. One can also see a growing scholasticism, perhaps taking place over a generation, as the masters of Salerno adopted Greek and Arabic modes of argument and explanation. These links with the early School of Salerno are judiciously explored, with consequent mod...