Peter Wilenski
Biographic Data
| ID | 4392894 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Wilenski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilenski |
| SIGNATURE | WILENSKI P |
| AFFILIATIONS | UNSW Sydney |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Australian and US approaches to the UN
Technological Change and Its Impact on Media Policy Planning
In the media there is a complex interaction between technological change, markets and policy. The policy questions that arise are complex but not insoluble. Who should provide the technological infrastructure? Is economic, social or technical regulation required? If so, what is to be regulated? If technical regulation is required, what are to be the technical standards? We are no longer simply reacting to technological change but are actually pla…
Social Change as a Source of Competing Values in Public Administration
Administrative Reform – General Principles and the Australian Experience
Failure to understand the political nature of administrative reform and to develop a political strategy to overcome resistance lies behind the failure of many reform attempts. The prerequisites of reform include political will, time, resources, an ongoing institution promoting change, and a strategy which concentrates on the implementation stage when resistance is strongest. Such a strategy must use the principal levers of change, including legis…
Beyond Efficiency
In everyday political discourse, people invoke all sorts of principles to justify their actions. Among them are democracy, equity, efficiency, and It is our thesis that such explicit commitments necessarily bring with them certain others. Implicit within the choice of political and administrative principles are certain metaprinciples which underlie and give meaning to these By committing ourselves to one principle, we are also implicitly committi…
Small government and social equity
Efficiency or Equity
Political Problems of Administrative Responsibility and Reform
This paper focusses on two issues: the problem of reforming administration so that the bureaucracy in its political decision‐making is more firmly responsible to the elected representatives of the people and more responsive to community needs and values, and the interlocking problem of the politics of the reform process itself. Where a government announces its intention to undertake a reform program, its purposes are usually explained in terms of…
Budgeting
Kenneth W. Knight and Kenneth W. Wiltshire, Formulating Government Budgets, University of Queensland Press, 1977. Patrick Weller and James Cutt, Treasury Control in Australia: A Study in Bureaucratic Politics, Ian Novak, Sydney, 1976
Efficiency or Equity
Social Change as a Source of Competing Values in Public Administration
Administrative Reform – General Principles and the Australian Experience
Failure to understand the political nature of administrative reform and to develop a political strategy to overcome resistance lies behind the failure of many reform attempts. The prerequisites of reform include political will, time, resources, an ongoing institution promoting change, and a strategy which concentrates on the implementation stage when resistance is strongest. Such a strategy must use the principal levers of change, including legis…
Small government and social equity
Political Problems of Administrative Responsibility and Reform
This paper focusses on two issues: the problem of reforming administration so that the bureaucracy in its political decision‐making is more firmly responsible to the elected representatives of the people and more responsive to community needs and values, and the interlocking problem of the politics of the reform process itself. Where a government announces its intention to undertake a reform program, its purposes are usually explained in terms of…
Budgeting
Kenneth W. Knight and Kenneth W. Wiltshire, Formulating Government Budgets, University of Queensland Press, 1977. Patrick Weller and James Cutt, Treasury Control in Australia: A Study in Bureaucratic Politics, Ian Novak, Sydney, 1976
Political Problems of Administrative Responsibility and Reform
This paper focusses on two issues: the problem of reforming administration so that the bureaucracy in its political decision‐making is more firmly responsible to the elected representatives of the people and more responsive to community needs and values, and the interlocking problem of the politics of the reform process itself. Where a government announces its intention to undertake a reform program, its purposes are usually explained in terms of…
Efficiency or Equity
Small government and social equity
Beyond Efficiency
In everyday political discourse, people invoke all sorts of principles to justify their actions. Among them are democracy, equity, efficiency, and It is our thesis that such explicit commitments necessarily bring with them certain others. Implicit within the choice of political and administrative principles are certain metaprinciples which underlie and give meaning to these By committing ourselves to one principle, we are also implicitly committi…
Administrative Reform – General Principles and the Australian Experience
Failure to understand the political nature of administrative reform and to develop a political strategy to overcome resistance lies behind the failure of many reform attempts. The prerequisites of reform include political will, time, resources, an ongoing institution promoting change, and a strategy which concentrates on the implementation stage when resistance is strongest. Such a strategy must use the principal levers of change, including legis…
Technological Change and Its Impact on Media Policy Planning
In the media there is a complex interaction between technological change, markets and policy. The policy questions that arise are complex but not insoluble. Who should provide the technological infrastructure? Is economic, social or technical regulation required? If so, what is to be regulated? If technical regulation is required, what are to be the technical standards? We are no longer simply reacting to technological change but are actually pla…
Social Change as a Source of Competing Values in Public Administration
Australian and US approaches to the UN
Political science (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Administration (probate law (3 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Government (linguistics (3 works) · Library science (3 works)