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81. Social exclusion in europe : paradigms of social disadvantage in Germany, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom

by BOOTH, Phillip.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, apr. 1998Availability: No items available

82. From welfare to work in denmark : an alternative to free market policies?

by ETHERINGTON, David.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, apr. 1998Availability: No items available

83. Employment equity policies in Canada and the Netherlands : enhancing minority employment between public controversy and market initiative

by GLASTRA, Folke | SCHEDLER, Petra | KATS, Erik.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, apr. 1998Availability: No items available

84. Instruments of government? Voluntary sector boards in a changing public policy environment

by HARRIS, Margaret.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, apr. 1998Availability: No items available

85. Small is beautiful? Local government reorganisation and the work of social services departments

by CRAIG, Gary | MANTHORPE, Jill.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, apr. 1998Availability: No items available

86. The move from government to governance : He move from government to governance: Irish development policy's paradigm shift

by ADSHEAD, Maura | QUINN, Brid.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, apr. 1998Availability: No items available

87. The move from government to governance : He move from government to governance: Irish development policy's paradigm shift

by ADSHEAD, Maura | QUINN, Brid.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, apr. 1998Availability: No items available

88. Principles and pragmatism in the 'privatisation' of british higher education

by STONE, Diane.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, july. 1998Availability: No items available

89. The rise and fall of the polytechnics : explaining change in british higher education policy making

by CARR, Frank.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, july. 1998Availability: No items available

90. The recruitment of representatives in British local government : pathways and barriers

by RAO, Nirmala.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, july. 1998Availability: No items available

91. Policy making as organised irresponsibility : the case of public conveniences

by EDWARDS, Julia.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, july. 1998Availability: No items available

92. Social learning in policy networks

by KNOEPFEL, Peter | KISSLING-NÄF, Ingrid.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, july. 1998Availability: No items available

93. The private sector and the NHS : the case of capital developments in primary healthcare

by GLENDINNING, Caroline | JACKIE, Bailey.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, oct. 1998Availability: No items available

94. Good medicine? A case study of business process re-engineering in a hospital

by PACKWOOD, Tim | Pollitt, Christopher | ROBERT, Simon.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, oct. 1998Availability: No items available

95. Devolution and economic development in France

by ROGERS, Voughan.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, oct. 1998Availability: No items available

96. Training without the State? New labour and labour markets

by KING, Desmond | WICKHAM-JONES, Mark.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, oct. 1998Availability: No items available

97. The Judiciary in the 1990s : guardian of the welfare state?

by WOODHOUSE, Diana.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, oct. 1998Availability: No items available

98. 'Things can only get better' : expectations and the welfare state

by TAYLOR-GOOBY, Peter.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, oct. 1998Availability: No items available

99. Reconciling policy and practice : Australian multicultural health policy in perspective

by REID, Janice C | BOYCE, Rosalie A.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, jan. 1995Availability: No items available

100. The private sector and the NHS : redefining the welfare state

by SALTER, Brian.

Source: Policy & PoliticsMaterial type: article Article; Literary form: Not fiction ; Audience: General; Publisher: UK : Policy Press, jan. 1995Availability: No items available

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