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This article examines whether contracting out of government services in New York City has been tinkering or reinventing government, with a detailed examination of the layers of…
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This article examines whether contracting out of government services in New York City has been tinkering or reinventing government, with a detailed examination of the layers of approval now required for awarding contracts to safeguard against possible corruption. The use of Compstat, by the New York Police Department, is seen to be a reinvention of how crime is fought in the city.