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New Labour's Management, Audit and `What Works' Approach to Controlling the `Untrustworthy' Professions
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  • 2001Modernising Governance: New Labour, Policy and Society843 cited
  • 2000Servants of the people : the inside story of New Labour278 cited
  • 1998Leading the way : a new vision for local government152 cited
  • 1988Joint Approaches to Social Policy123 cited
  • 2003Local Strategic Partnerships, Neighbourhood Renewal, and the Limits to Co-governance84 cited
  • 1987Collaboration in Social Welfare: a framework for analysis75 cited

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