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Local Government in the United Kingdom

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  • © 1994

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Authors:
  1. David Wilson
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  2. Chris Game
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  3. Steve Leach
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  4. Gerry Stoker
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Part of the book series: Government beyond the Centre (GBC)

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Table of contents (20 chapters)

  1. An Agenda of Change

    1. Local Government Reorganisation - The Contemporary Debate

      • David Wilson, Chris Game, Steve Leach, Gerry Stoker
      Pages 297-308

    2. Developments in Internal Management

      • David Wilson, Chris Game, Steve Leach, Gerry Stoker
      Pages 309-323

    3. The Impact of Compulsory Competitive Tendering

      • David Wilson, Chris Game, Steve Leach, Gerry Stoker
      Pages 324-339

    4. The Shape of Things to Come

      • David Wilson, Chris Game, Steve Leach, Gerry Stoker
      Pages 340-355

  2. Back Matter

    Pages 356-377
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This book provides a basic, straightforward and up to date introduction to British local government in clear and non-technical language. Recent years have seen local government become an issue of high political salience and continuing financial and structural changes promise to keep it centre stage for some time to come. Placing recent events in context, Local Government in the United Kingdom provides an ideal text for students encountering local government for the first time.

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