Gone with the Wind: The Impacts of Managerialism on Human Services

Ming‐sum Tsui

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Ming-sum Tsui, Fernando C. H. Cheung; Gone with the Wind: The Impacts of Managerialism on Human Services, The British Journal of Social Work, Volume 34, Issue 3

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