Performance-comparison projects in local government : participants`s perspectives
By: AMMONS, David N
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Contributor(s): COE, Charles | LOMBARDO, Michael.
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ArticlePublisher: American Society for Public Administration, 2001Public Administration Review: PAR 61, 1, p. 100-110Abstract: How do officials of participating local governments assess the value of their involvement in performance-comparison projects, including related costs and benefits? In this article, three prominent projects involving city and county governments are examined from the perspectives of the participants themselves, revealing gaps between high expectations and subsequent results, but nevertheless suggesting an array of benefits for participants
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How do officials of participating local governments assess the value of their involvement in performance-comparison projects, including related costs and benefits? In this article, three prominent projects involving city and county governments are examined from the perspectives of the participants themselves, revealing gaps between high expectations and subsequent results, but nevertheless suggesting an array of benefits for participants
Public administration review PAR
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