A practical look at how nationalizing industries could work in real life, not just in theory.
This work argues that strong, accountable ministers are essential, and that they must be supported by expert advisers without surrendering responsibility. It frames the coal question as a test case for broader public administration, blending political insight with practical design.
The excerpt offers a clear view of how governance, expertise, and workforce relations intersect when the state shapes essential industries. It discusses the balance between ministerial control and the input of councils or commissions, and it emphasizes the need for real competency, training, and a culture of responsibility within the public service. The author draws on experience from Parliament and the military to illuminate how administration can be organized, staffed, and rewarded."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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