Rethinking Audit and Inspection

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Rustin, M. 2004. Rethinking Audit and Inspection. Soundings.

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Authors	Rustin, M.
Abstract	Michael Rustin criticises the dominant systems of public service audit, arguing that they are undermining belief in the public sector. He proposes instead more constructive forms of inspection, which place emphasis on working together for improvement rather than on regulation through sanctions and competition.
Keywords	public service audit; public sector; governance; Conservative governments; British politics; political theory
Journal	Soundings
ISSN	1362-6620
Year	2004
Accepted author manuscript	Rustin, M. (2004) Soundings 64 86-107.pdf License CC BY-ND
Print	Mar 2004
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Additional information	Citation: Rustin, M. (2004) ‘Rethinking Audit and Inspection’, Soundings 64 March pp 86-107.
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