Scott Brenton is a political scientist in the Melbourne School of Government at the University of Melbourne, Australia. He has previously worked at the Australian parliament and held teaching and visiting appointments at Australian, British and Scandinavian universities. He has published widely on issues of democratic accountability.

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• Chapter 1. The path towards surplus.- Chapter 2. Political strategies.- Chapter 3. Types of fiscal rules.- Chapter 4. Types of expenditure cuts.- Chapter 5. The effects on public management.- Chapter 6. The Global Financial Crisis and beyond.

Scott Brenton is a political scientist in the Melbourne School of Government at the University of Melbourne, Australia. He has previously worked at the Australian parliament and held teaching and visiting appointments at Australian, British and Scandinavian universities. He has published widely on issues of democratic accountability.

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• Chapter 1. The path towards surplus.- Chapter 2. Political strategies.- Chapter 3. Types of fiscal rules.- Chapter 4. Types of expenditure cuts.- Chapter 5. The effects on public management.- Chapter 6. The Global Financial Crisis and beyond.

Scott Brenton is a political scientist in the Melbourne School of Government at the University of Melbourne, Australia. He has previously worked at the Australian parliament and held teaching and visiting appointments at Australian, British and Scandinavian universities. He has published widely on issues of democratic accountability.

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• Chapter 1. The path towards surplus.- Chapter 2. Political strategies.- Chapter 3. Types of fiscal rules.- Chapter 4. Types of expenditure cuts.- Chapter 5. The effects on public management.- Chapter 6. The Global Financial Crisis and beyond.