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Vision and Values: the Government's mission to modernise

Vision and Values: the Government's mission to modernise Vision and Values: the to Government’s mission modernise J. O’Toole Barry University of Glasgow to the Conservative Reform in October 1993 the then Speaking Group Foreign talked of the the then Conservative Hurd, Secretary, Douglas impression Government of in ’a cultural revolution in the of gave believing permanent style or Mao’ for the services 8 October The Trotsky public (The Independent, 1993). over the with which this article is from about 1988 concerned, impression period to the does indeed on the face of to have been that. seem, it, present day, exactly It is an which to the New Labour Government as to impression applies equally the old Conservative one. Hurd that servants ’are not relics ... argued public whom we should to the rice fields for reform and periodically dispatch thought and while are not entitled to and indoctrination’, treatment, they special ’they, those whom distrust whiff of which serve, they rightly any dogma they may detect in the tackle the of their There way governments problems profession’. nevertheless to have been a which was that the methods of the appears dogma, sector are more ’efficient’ than those in the sector. private intrinsically public Under New the seems http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Public Policy and Administration SAGE

Vision and Values: the Government's mission to modernise

O'Toole, Barry J.
Public Policy and Administration , Volume 15 (1): 11 – Mar 1, 2000
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Vision and Values: the to Government’s mission modernise J. O’Toole Barry University of Glasgow to the Conservative Reform in October 1993 the then Speaking Group Foreign talked of the the then Conservative Hurd, Secretary, Douglas impression Government of in ’a cultural revolution in the of gave believing permanent style or Mao’ for the services 8 October The Trotsky public (The Independent, 1993). over the with which this article is from about 1988 concerned, impression period to the does indeed on the face of to have been that. seem, it, present day, exactly It is an which to the New Labour Government as to impression applies equally the old Conservative one. Hurd that servants ’are not relics ... argued public whom we should to the rice fields for reform and periodically dispatch thought and while are not entitled to and indoctrination’, treatment, they special ’they, those whom distrust whiff of which serve, they rightly any dogma they may detect in the tackle the of their There way governments problems profession’. nevertheless to have been a which was that the methods of the appears dogma, sector are more ’efficient’ than those in the sector. private intrinsically public Under New the seems

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Published: Mar 1, 2000

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