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Part 1 Introduction: introduction, Walter J.M. Kickert; the paradoxes ofadministrative reform, Vincent Wright; public management in the United Statesand Europe, Walter J.M. Kickert. Part 2 Management reforms in Europe:reinventing Whitehall 1979-95, Rod Rhodes; "Neues Steureungsmodell" - localreform in Germany, Christoph Reichard; public management reform in Germany -a revolution without a theory, Werner Jann; administrative reforms in Austria- Project Verwaltungsmanagement, Franz Strehl; the state of public reforms inSwitzerland, Kuno Schedler; the administrative modernization policy inFrance, Luc Rouban; shifting frames of reference in Dutch autonomizationreforms, Frans O.M. Verhaak; modernizing Spanish public administration - oldinertias and new challenges, Carlos R. Alba; Part 3 Managerialism, rechsstaatand democracy: public management between legality and efficiency - the caseof Belgian public administration, Rudolf Maes; entrepreneurial management orexecutive administration - the perspective of classical publicadministration, Klaus Konig; administrative reform and democraticaccountability, Linda deLeon. Part 4 Epilogue: a North American perspectiveon administrative modernization in Europe, Guy B. Peters.