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New Labour, New Whitehall?
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  • 1973Herbert Morrison; portrait of a politician101 cited
  • 1991What Next? Agencies, Departments and the Civil Service48 cited
  • 1997The civil service in an era of change32 cited
  • 1980Managing the civil service28 cited
  • 1991THE PUBLIC SERVICE ETHOS21 cited

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