New public management reforms of the Danish and Swedish welfare states : the role of different social democratic responses
By: GREEN-PEDERSEN, Christoffer
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ArticlePublisher: Malden : Wiley-Blackwell, April 2002Governance: An International Journal of Policy, Administration, and Institutions 15, 2, p. 271-294Abstract: This article investigates market-type reforms of the service welfare states in Sweden and Denmark. Sweden has implemented such reforms to a greater extent than Denmark. The explanation should be found in the diferent responses of the Social Democratic parties to the NPM agenda in general and market-type reforms in particular. In Denmark, the Social Democrats have opposed market-type reforms, whereas in Sweden they have been more opens towards these ideas. With this focus, the paper differs from most other writings about variation in the extent of NPM
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This article investigates market-type reforms of the service welfare states in Sweden and Denmark. Sweden has implemented such reforms to a greater extent than Denmark. The explanation should be found in the diferent responses of the Social Democratic parties to the NPM agenda in general and market-type reforms in particular. In Denmark, the Social Democrats have opposed market-type reforms, whereas in Sweden they have been more opens towards these ideas. With this focus, the paper differs from most other writings about variation in the extent of NPM
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