Contractualism In the Public Sector

Jan‐Erik Lane

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Contractualism in the public sector is more than just another fad. Its use will continue into the next century, meaning that we need to model what a pure model of contractualism entails for the delivery of services in the public sector. The article suggests such a model and states the limits of its employment.

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