Public service television programming : yesterday, today and tomorrow by Illustre, Lourdes.

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Policy and regulatory framework governing public service broadcasting by Akram H. M.

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Public service broadcasting : sustainability in the new media order by Crawley, William

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Public service broadcasting : sustainability in the new media order? by Syed Salahuddin Zaki

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Outline of country report on public service broadcasting in Thailand by Chanthima Choeysanguan.

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Policy and regulatory frameworks governing public service broadcasting by Webb, Peter

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Policy and regulatory framework governing public service broadcasting by Ling, Pek Ling.

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The world situation of public service broadcasting : overview and analysis by Raboy, Marc.

“…At the heart of these debates is the question of the present and future status of public service broadcasting.…”
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The appropriation of the local: public service radio past and present by Lewis, Peter M.

“…I shall discuss the British version of this form of broadcasting and the continued attempts, largely unsuccessful as I shall argue, to apply the principles of public service broadcasting at a local level. NB. Published article in French.…”
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Public service provision, user fees, and political turmoil by Fafchamps, M, Minten, B

Corrigendum to "Corruption in public service delivery: An experimental analysis". by Barr, A, Lindelow, M, Serneels, P

The consequences of assistant roles in the public services: Degradation or empowerment? by Kessler, I, Bach, S, Heron, P

“…It focuses on the emergence of assistants in the British public services and, in particular, whether this leads to the degradation or empowerment of those who fill the role and the professionals they work with. …”

Competition in public service provision: The role of not-for-profit providers by Besley, T, Malcomson, J

“…With public services such as health and education, it is not straightforward for consumers to assess the quality of provision. …”

Control, bargains, and cheating: The politics of public-service reform by Hood, C

Parallel states, public services, and the competition for legitimacy in Kosovo by Madison, I

“…I argue that external threats increase group solidarity, which then constrains how individual members decide between providers. Second, public services have different characteristics that influence how people relate to them. …”

The Modernisation of the Public Services and Employee Relations: Targeted Change by Kessler, I, Bach, S

“…The Modernisation of Public Services and Employee Relations provides an integrated and up-to-date account of changes in work and employment in the public services. …”

Systems approaches to public service delivery: methods and frameworks by Mansoor, Z, Williams, M

“…Researchers and practitioners are increasingly embracing systems approaches to deal with the complexity of public service delivery and policy evaluation. However, there is little agreement on what exactly constitutes a systems approach, conceptually or methodologically. …”

Public Service Provision, User Fees and Political Turmoil. by Fafchamps, M, Minten, B

“…This study looks at public service delivery in rural areas of Madagascar. …”

Career advancement barriers in Malaysian federal public service by Azmi, A.G., Syed Ismail, S.H., Basir, S.A.

“…This paper aims to identify subjective discrimination and barriers to career advancement in Malaysian federal public service especially for Muslim women. From purposive sampling technique on eight federal ministries, the rate of response is 43 percent. …”
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To volunteer or not to volunteer: the case of Malaysian public service retirees by Uttam Singh, Surjit Singh, Md. Sail, Rahim, Abu Samah, Bahaman, Tajudin Shah, Raja Ahmad, Lumayag, Linda Alfarero

“…There are thousands of retirees from the Premier and Managerial and Professional (PMP) group of the Malaysian Public Service who, after the mandatory retirement at the age of fifty-five or fifty-six, could contribute to the community gleaning from an improved longevity index for both male and female Malaysians in the recent years. …”
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