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How the State Changes Its Mind: A Gramscian Account of Ontario’s Managerial Culture Change

Abstract

Neoliberalism’s relationship to New Public Management is well known but less is understood of how these ideas have become embedded in the state. This article explores one dimension of ‘how the state ‘changes its mind’ by exploring the ideological and cultural transformation within the senior management ranks of Canada’s largest provincial state, Ontario. A broadly Gramscian framework is used to develop greater insight into the process of …

Authors

Evans B

Journal

Philosophy of Management, Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 25–46

Publisher

Springer Nature

Publication Date

June 2005

DOI

10.5840/pom20055220

ISSN

1740-3812