Management Controls in Public-Private Partnerships: An Analytical Framework

Drawing on transaction cost economics and organisational theory, this paper proposes a framework to analyse management controls in Public–Private Partnerships (PPPs). The paper contributes to the related literature at a conceptual level by showing how three control archetypes, namely market, bureauc...

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Published in:Australian accounting review 2011-03, Vol.21 (1), p.64-79
Main Authors: Appuhami, Ranjith, Perera, Sujatha, Perera, Hector
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