R L Wettenhall
Biographic Data
| ID | 694895 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R L Wettenhall |
| GIVEN NAMES | R L |
| FAMILY NAME | Wettenhall |
| SIGNATURE | WETTENHALL R L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Canberra College of Advanced Education |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 36 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 36 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Letter to Editor
The Courts as Statutory Authorities: A Research Note
Acworth, Attlee and Now: One Hundred Years of Debate About Public Enterprise—Government Relations
(1985). Acworth, Attlee and Now: One Hundred Years of Debate About Public Enterprise—Government Relations. Political Science: Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 125-139
Disaster and public administration: Reflections of a researcher
Quangos, Quagos and the Problems of Non‐ministerial Organization
Understanding Public Administration
Regionalizing Public Services: Australian Trends and Problems
Understanding Public Administration
Public Administration as a Teaching and Research Field
Intellectual Stance: R. S. Parker
Understanding Public Administration
Part Six: Retrospect
In these concluding remarks we want to draw together some of the themes which emerge from the previous papers and to offer some general conclusions about where our field has been travelling over the period in which it has been so largely guided by Parker and Spann. We also offer a few predictions about where it may go in the future. First, however, the question whether or not we have omitted any significant areas in the field needs to be answered
Commonwealth Statutory Authorities: Exploring the Field
In the December 1977 number of this Journal (vol. 36, no. 4, pp. 357–366), I presented a number of charts which had developed out of my consulting work on statutory authorities for the Coombs Royal Commission, and which sought to trace the pattern of creations and abolitions of such authorities over the period from 1901 to mid‐1975. A supplementary list traced developments up to the end of 1976, when the article was prepared. Though I believed th…
Public Enterprise in Eight Countries: A Comparative Survey
Disaster and Social Science in Australia
Commonwealth Statutory Authorities: Patterns of Growth
Regional Government Versus Regional Programs
Modes of Ministerialization Part 1: Towards a Typology — The Australian Experience
Modes of Ministerialization II: From Colony to State in the Twentieth Century
Bermuda Boards: Lessons for Canberra
Policy Analysis and the “New Public Administration”: A Review Article
The Ministerial Department: British Origins and Australian Adaptations
Bureaucracy and Disaster: II: Response to the 1967 Tasmanian Bushfires
Concepts of Ministry
Bureaucracy and Disaster I: Prelude to the 1967 Tasmanian Bushfires
The Recoup Concept in Public Enterprise
Modes of Ministerialization Part 1: Towards a Typology — The Australian Experience
Understanding Public Administration
Commonwealth Statutory Authorities: Exploring the Field
In the December 1977 number of this Journal (vol. 36, no. 4, pp. 357–366), I presented a number of charts which had developed out of my consulting work on statutory authorities for the Coombs Royal Commission, and which sought to trace the pattern of creations and abolitions of such authorities over the period from 1901 to mid‐1975. A supplementary list traced developments up to the end of 1976, when the article was prepared. Though I believed th…
Disaster and Social Science in Australia
Regional Government Versus Regional Programs
Quangos, Quagos and the Problems of Non‐ministerial Organization
Public Administration as a Teaching and Research Field
Understanding Public Administration
Public Ownership in Australia
Understanding Public Administration
Regionalizing Public Services: Australian Trends and Problems
Intellectual Stance: R. S. Parker
Commonwealth Statutory Authorities: Patterns of Growth
Modes of Ministerialization II: From Colony to State in the Twentieth Century
The Ministerial Department: British Origins and Australian Adaptations
Bureaucracy and Disaster: II: Response to the 1967 Tasmanian Bushfires
Government Department or Statutory Authority
Administrative Boards in Nineteenth Century Australia
The Public Service and Public Corporations in Tasmania
A State Fish and Wildlife Service for Tasmania
Tasmanian Local Government at the Crossroads
Administrative Boards in Nineteenth Century Australia
Savings Banks, Bureaucracy and the Public Corporation
Administrative Debacle 1919‐23
Federal Labor and the Public Corporation under Matthew Charlton
In the years between World War I. and 1931 Australian labour thinking about the management of public enterprises was trans formed. Before the war there had been uncritical acceptance of the ministerial department as the instrument of management, whether of the traditional law-and-order functions of government or of new State-owned industries. After 1931 labour opinion came to accept the proposition that the public corporation was a preferable ins…
Public Ownership in Australia
Politics and the Airlines
The Recoup Concept in Public Enterprise
Government Department or Statutory Authority
Bureaucracy and Disaster I: Prelude to the 1967 Tasmanian Bushfires
Bureaucracy and Disaster: II: Response to the 1967 Tasmanian Bushfires
Concepts of Ministry
Policy Analysis and the “New Public Administration”: A Review Article
The Ministerial Department: British Origins and Australian Adaptations
Bermuda Boards: Lessons for Canberra
Regional Government Versus Regional Programs
Modes of Ministerialization Part 1: Towards a Typology — The Australian Experience
Modes of Ministerialization II: From Colony to State in the Twentieth Century
Commonwealth Statutory Authorities: Patterns of Growth
Public Enterprise in Eight Countries: A Comparative Survey
Disaster and Social Science in Australia
Commonwealth Statutory Authorities: Exploring the Field
In the December 1977 number of this Journal (vol. 36, no. 4, pp. 357–366), I presented a number of charts which had developed out of my consulting work on statutory authorities for the Coombs Royal Commission, and which sought to trace the pattern of creations and abolitions of such authorities over the period from 1901 to mid‐1975. A supplementary list traced developments up to the end of 1976, when the article was prepared. Though I believed th…
Public Administration as a Teaching and Research Field
Political science (33 works) · Library science (29 works) · Citation (28 works) · Computer Science (27 works) · Law (22 works) · Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism (21 works) · Law (19 works) · Sociology (19 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (17 works) · Public Administration (12 works)