Anna Yeatman teaches sociology at Flinders University and frequently acts as a consultant to the public sector on program and policy evaluation. Among the collections to which she has contributed is Feminist Challenges. She is the author of Feminism, Post Modernism and Social Science (forthcoming).

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionPART I: ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM AND THE AUSTRALIAN STATE IN THE 1980s1. Administrative reform and management improvement2. The concept of public management3. Democratisation and the administrative statePART II: FEMOCRATS AND THE AUSTRALIAN STATE4. Are femocrats a class of their own?5. Dilemmas for femocracyPART III: RESTRUCTURING AND THE CRISIS OF THE WELFARE STATE6. Restructuring and Australian public policy7. Feminism and the 'crisis' of the welfare state8. The politics of discourse and the politics of the stateAppendix AAppendix BBibliographyIndex

Anna Yeatman teaches sociology at Flinders University and frequently acts as a consultant to the public sector on program and policy evaluation. Among the collections to which she has contributed is Feminist Challenges. She is the author of Feminism, Post Modernism and Social Science (forthcoming).

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionPART I: ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM AND THE AUSTRALIAN STATE IN THE 1980s1. Administrative reform and management improvement2. The concept of public management3. Democratisation and the administrative statePART II: FEMOCRATS AND THE AUSTRALIAN STATE4. Are femocrats a class of their own?5. Dilemmas for femocracyPART III: RESTRUCTURING AND THE CRISIS OF THE WELFARE STATE6. Restructuring and Australian public policy7. Feminism and the 'crisis' of the welfare state8. The politics of discourse and the politics of the stateAppendix AAppendix BBibliographyIndex

Anna Yeatman teaches sociology at Flinders University and frequently acts as a consultant to the public sector on program and policy evaluation. Among the collections to which she has contributed is Feminist Challenges. She is the author of Feminism, Post Modernism and Social Science (forthcoming).

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionPART I: ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM AND THE AUSTRALIAN STATE IN THE 1980s1. Administrative reform and management improvement2. The concept of public management3. Democratisation and the administrative statePART II: FEMOCRATS AND THE AUSTRALIAN STATE4. Are femocrats a class of their own?5. Dilemmas for femocracyPART III: RESTRUCTURING AND THE CRISIS OF THE WELFARE STATE6. Restructuring and Australian public policy7. Feminism and the 'crisis' of the welfare state8. The politics of discourse and the politics of the stateAppendix AAppendix BBibliographyIndex