Add to ORKGA review of the discussion of the limits and nature of public provision in post-war British political economy
New Labour' is often accused of being obsessed with style rather than substance, and with image rath...
This paper discusses recent experience of public service reform in the UK, in terms of its theoretic...
This chapter examines the ideas of the main political parties in Britain towards the reform of publi...
Since the 1980s public service in the UK has undergone a long process of far-reaching and complex ch...
In the evaluation of innovative models of public service, it is worth beginning with an examination ...
We examine the nature of the third way as a vision of public sector reform in Britain. New Labour h...
At the heart of British politics is the welfare state. As a political idea it is contested, and as a...
Preamble: This paper is presented and published in order to stimulate debate – and have feedback- on...
Is New Labour more style than substance? Are its policies merely driven by pragmatism? Little has be...
It is often asserted that the transition from New Labour to a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalitio...
The Labour Party was, to be sure, not formed as a political party dedicated to replacing capitalism ...
The public participation agenda is a significant element of public service reform in Europe and beyo...
This study examines the sociology of New Labour's political discourse on modernisation within the sp...
The Diploma thesis "The Rise and Fall of New Labour: A Political Ideology or a Just a Trend?" focuse...
A common view of ideologies reifies them to postulate an unchanging core of moral principles or deba...
New Labour' is often accused of being obsessed with style rather than substance, and with image rath...
This paper discusses recent experience of public service reform in the UK, in terms of its theoretic...
This chapter examines the ideas of the main political parties in Britain towards the reform of publi...
Since the 1980s public service in the UK has undergone a long process of far-reaching and complex ch...
In the evaluation of innovative models of public service, it is worth beginning with an examination ...
We examine the nature of the third way as a vision of public sector reform in Britain. New Labour h...
At the heart of British politics is the welfare state. As a political idea it is contested, and as a...
Preamble: This paper is presented and published in order to stimulate debate – and have feedback- on...
Is New Labour more style than substance? Are its policies merely driven by pragmatism? Little has be...
It is often asserted that the transition from New Labour to a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalitio...
The Labour Party was, to be sure, not formed as a political party dedicated to replacing capitalism ...
The public participation agenda is a significant element of public service reform in Europe and beyo...
This study examines the sociology of New Labour's political discourse on modernisation within the sp...
The Diploma thesis "The Rise and Fall of New Labour: A Political Ideology or a Just a Trend?" focuse...
A common view of ideologies reifies them to postulate an unchanging core of moral principles or deba...
New Labour' is often accused of being obsessed with style rather than substance, and with image rath...
This paper discusses recent experience of public service reform in the UK, in terms of its theoretic...
This chapter examines the ideas of the main political parties in Britain towards the reform of publi...