The topic of this paper is the changing relations of control between the legislative and executive bodies, within executive and within public administration. We outline the traditional way of controlling public sector organization in Norway up to the end of the 1970s and describe the main changes over the past generation by focusing on the comprehensive administrative reform programs and also on the main changes in the control forms of the parliament and introduction of new external control from the EU. We discuss how the control has changed the high civil service by focusing on the relationship between the parliament and the executive and within the executive. A special analysis is conducted of control within two specific policy areas: hig...
This paper focuses on the balance between superior governmental control and enterprise autonomy by e...
In this paper we focus on the dynamic interplay between increase in autonomy of regulatory agencies ...
What characterizes the regulocrats within the higher education sector in Norway andSweden? How can t...
The topic of this paper is the changing relations of control between the legislative and executive b...
ABSTRACT The article focuses on the similarities and differences in using new public management (NPM...
Ever since the middle of the twentieth century the public sector has expanded greatly with an increa...
This paper is based on a qualitative case study of the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority (LIA). ...
The paper focuses on civil service organizations in Norway – of particular relevance is central orga...
This thesis deals with questions of governance, control and discretion in state agencies. It is grou...
This paper focuses on how proposals about reorganizing regulatory bodies, presented in a Government ...
In a Western European system based on a traditional separation of powers, public administration is a...
The ‘new public management’ (NPM) promised a revolution in the way executive politicians control pub...
This paper is based on an in-depth study of the development in the organization of regulation- and c...
This study is inspired by an international school of research that is theoreticallyinformed and empi...
This paper examines whether the OECD regulatory model corresponds with regulatory practice in Norway...
This paper focuses on the balance between superior governmental control and enterprise autonomy by e...
In this paper we focus on the dynamic interplay between increase in autonomy of regulatory agencies ...
What characterizes the regulocrats within the higher education sector in Norway andSweden? How can t...
The topic of this paper is the changing relations of control between the legislative and executive b...
ABSTRACT The article focuses on the similarities and differences in using new public management (NPM...
Ever since the middle of the twentieth century the public sector has expanded greatly with an increa...
This paper is based on a qualitative case study of the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority (LIA). ...
The paper focuses on civil service organizations in Norway – of particular relevance is central orga...
This thesis deals with questions of governance, control and discretion in state agencies. It is grou...
This paper focuses on how proposals about reorganizing regulatory bodies, presented in a Government ...
In a Western European system based on a traditional separation of powers, public administration is a...
The ‘new public management’ (NPM) promised a revolution in the way executive politicians control pub...
This paper is based on an in-depth study of the development in the organization of regulation- and c...
This study is inspired by an international school of research that is theoreticallyinformed and empi...
This paper examines whether the OECD regulatory model corresponds with regulatory practice in Norway...
This paper focuses on the balance between superior governmental control and enterprise autonomy by e...
In this paper we focus on the dynamic interplay between increase in autonomy of regulatory agencies ...
What characterizes the regulocrats within the higher education sector in Norway andSweden? How can t...