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Is the public service responsible?
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  • 1977Ruling Class, Ruling Culture231 cited
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  • 1978Stability and Change in Australian Politics202 cited
  • 2019The Administrative Factor82 cited
  • 1979Society and Electoral Behaviour in Australia.71 cited
  • 1980Politics and Policy in Australia50 cited
  • 1978RESPONSIBILITY IN GOVERNMENT29 cited
  • 1979THE DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET IN PERSPECTIVE20 cited
  • 1968The administrative archives15 cited
  • 1979THE ROLE OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT*4 cited

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