A revolution in social policy: Quasi-market reforms in the 1990s

Will Bartlett · Julian Le Grand

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This work provides a comprehensive critical evaluation of the quasi-market revolution in social policy viewed across the whole range of sectors in which recent reforms have taken place including competitive tendering, education, health and community care.

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