Charles Brecher

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL659469A

Top Subjects

United States (6)
New York (State) (5)
New York (4)
Public hospitals (2)
Administration (2)
Hospital Administration (2)
Manpower policy -- United States -- Case studies (1)

Books by Charles Brecher

Total count: 18

Upgrading blue collar and service workers.

Johns Hopkins University Press1972-01-01
The impact of Federal antipoverty policies.

Praeger1973-01-01
Where have all the dollars gone?Public expenditures for human resource development in New York City, 1961-71.

Praeger1974-01-01
Impact of Federal Anti-poverty Policies (Praeger special studies in US economic, social and political issues)

Praeger Publishers Inc.,U.S.1974-02-01
Controlling Social ExpendituresThe Search for Output Measures

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated1979-01-01
Setting Municiple Priorities, 1982

Russell Sage Foundation1982-02-01
Setting municipal priorities, 1984

New York University Press1983-01-01
The financial condition of New York City voluntary hospitals

Commonwealth Fund1983-01-01
Two New YorksState-City Relations in the Changing Federal System

Russell Sage Foundation1988-01-01
Competition and CompassionConflicting Roles for Public Hospitals

Health Administration Pr1989-03-01
Managing the Department of Parks and Recreation in a period of fiscal stress

Citizens Budget Commission1991-01-01
Implementation issues and national health care reform

The Foundation1992-01-01
The performance of the New York City Department of Sanitationrecommendations for improvement

Citizens Budget Commission1993-01-01
Power FailureNew York City Politics and Policy Since 1960

Oxford University Press, Incorporated1993-01-01
Managing Safety-Net HospitalsCases for Executive Development

Aupha Press1993-09-01
Privatization and public hospitalschoosing wisely for New York City

Twentieth Century Fund Press1995-01-01
The Public Interest Company as Mechanism to Improve Service Delivery

Public Management Foundation (PMF)2001-06-01
New York's endangered futuredebt beyond our means

Citizens Budget Commission2005-01-01