Change in the Australian electricity industry :
By: NELSON, Lindsay
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Contributor(s): DOWLING, Peter.
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ArticlePublisher: Oxford : Blacwell Publishers Limited, June 1999Australian Journal of Public Administration 58, 2, p. 47-60Abstract: In this article a contextualist framework is used for theoretical analysis, in which context, content and process are linked over time. Within this framework we begin with the contextual factors which appear to be significant in restructuring the electricity industry, then outline the pathway taken by reform in the United States of America, United Kingdom and Australia, before describing the principal changes to one organisation and the management issues which have arisen as a result of these changes
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In this article a contextualist framework is used for theoretical analysis, in which context, content and process are linked over time. Within this framework we begin with the contextual factors which appear to be significant in restructuring the electricity industry, then outline the pathway taken by reform in the United States of America, United Kingdom and Australia, before describing the principal changes to one organisation and the management issues which have arisen as a result of these changes
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