2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.mar.2010.10.009
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Government budgeting, power and negotiated order

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“…There was, in effect, an agreed order which resulted in each of the parties accepting the inadequacies to enable the schemes to progress. This negotiated order (Strauss et al, 1963;Harradine, 2007;Lapsley et al, 2011) around the accounting information, and its inadequacies, in particular enabled the Linkage Plus projects to progress within the timeframe specified.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…There was, in effect, an agreed order which resulted in each of the parties accepting the inadequacies to enable the schemes to progress. This negotiated order (Strauss et al, 1963;Harradine, 2007;Lapsley et al, 2011) around the accounting information, and its inadequacies, in particular enabled the Linkage Plus projects to progress within the timeframe specified.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The interviews and observations appeared to illustrate that the different parties to the negotiation process were aware of the problems of the other constituencies. This process of agreeing the different roles of the parties and their understanding of their place in this negotiated order (Strauss et al, 1963;Harradine, 2007;Lapsley et al, 2011) to enable the delivery of services was essential to the success of the schemes and was implicit in allowing other roles of accounting such as the forming of boundaries to occur.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
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“…It means that the power is in the people's hand and the state action is determined by the people. Huntington in [4] stated that the political system can be called as democratic when the most powerful of collective decision making comes from fair and honest election that is held periodically. In that system, the candidates compete to get votes, and almost all the adult citizens are eligible to vote.…”
Section: A Democracy and The Preconditionsmentioning
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“…Also, it was stated that the Coalition governments may be unstable, especially in budget setting [4].…”
Section: A Democracy and The Preconditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%