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The accountable juggler : the art of leadership in a federal agency / Beryl A. Radin.

LIBRA HV91 .R333 2002
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Radin, Beryl A., 1936-
Series:
Public affairs and policy administration series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
United States. Department of Health and Human Services--Management.
United States.
United States. Department of Health and Human Services.
Public administration--United States.
Public administration.
Management.
Leadership.
Physical Description:
xv, 160 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
Washington, D.C. : CQ Press, [2002]
Contents:
An HHS Primer 6
2 Thinking About Accountability 10
Accountability in the U.S. Context 11
Traditional Approaches to Accountability 12
Reaching for a Broader Definition of Accountability 16
Contemporary Demands on Accountability 20
Thinking About Accountability as a Juggling Process 22
3 Can Anybody Manage This Organization? The HHS Case 27
HHS/HEW History: Strategic Choices 28
An Internal Centralization Strategy 31
The HHS Portfolio Circa 2001: The Pieces in the Portfolio 35
4 Accountability and the Policy Lens 41
Types of Federal Aid 43
Issues of Policy Design 45
Multiple Strategies 49
The Extent of the Federal Role 50
A Collection of Separate Cultures 53
5 Accountability and the Politics Lens 59
Dealing with Interest Groups and Constituencies 62
Congressional Expectations and Roles 70
Politics and the White House 79
6 Accountability and Management Processes 88
Public/Private Differences 90
The Context of the Management Responsibilities 91
Managing HHS 93
The Office of the Secretary 98
Sources of Oversight 112
7 Dealing with the Public 118
HHS Staff Offices 120
Advisory Committees 124
The Department Tells Its Story 125
8 Advice to a New HHS Secretary 129
A Matter of Life and Death 131
Controversy and Conflicting Values 132
The Federal Government as Partner 133
A Range of Well-Honed Professional Identities 134
Fragmentation of Approaches 135
Living in a Web of Accountability Expectations 136
Appendix 1. HHS Historical Highlights 138
Appendix 2. Secretaries of HEW and HHS 140
Appendix 3. HHS Regional Offices 141
Appendix 4. The HHS Portfolio 142.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
1568026439
OCLC:
48517033

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