30th Anniversary expanded edition.

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Part I - INTRODUCTION 1. The critical role of street-level bureaucrats
-- Conflict over the scope and substace of public services
-- Conflict over interactions with citizens 2. Street-level bureaucrats as policy makers
-- Discretion
-- Relative autonomy from organizational autority
-- Differences between street-level bureaucrats and managérs -- Resources for resistance PART II. CONDITIONS OF WORK 3. The problem of resources
-- Demand and supply, or why resources are usually inadequate in street-level Bureaucracies 4. Goals and performance measures
-- Goals
-- Performance measures 5. Relations with clients
-- Nonvoluntary clients
-- Conflict, Reciprocity, and control
-- The social construction of a client 6. Advocacy and alienation in street-level work
-- Advocacy
-- Alienation
-- Implications of alienation PARTE III. PATTERNS OF PRACTICE 7. Rationing services: limitation of access and demand
-- The costs of service
-- Queuing
-- Routines and rationing 8. Rationing services: inequality in administration
-- A comment on the ubiquity of Bias 9. Controlling clients and the work situation
-- Husbanding resources
-- Managing the consequences of routine practice 10. The client-processing mentality
-- Modifications of conceptions of work
-- Modifications of conceptions of clients PART IV. THE FUTURE OF STREET-LEVEL BUREAUCRACY 11. The assault on human services: bureacratic
-- Control, accountability, and the fiscal crisis
-- Holding workers to agency objectives
-- Accountability and productivity
-- Street-level bureaucrats and the fiscal crisis 12. The broader context of bureaucratic relations
-- Contradictory tedencies in street-level bureaucracy relations 13. Support for human Services: Notes for reform and reconstruction
-- Directions for greater client autonomy
-- Directions for current practice
-- The prospects and problems of professionalism
-- Kepping new professionals new 14. On managing Street-Level Bureaucracy
-- An Evolving policy environment for street-level bureaucracy
-- Shaping street-level bureaucrats' perfomance investing in street-level bureaucrats