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Searching for clues about public management: slicing the onion different ways

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BookPublisher: San Francisco Jossey-Bass 1993Description: p.55-68.Subject(s): Public AdministrationDDC classification: B3x73 P961

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[In] Public management: the state of the art, edited by Barry Bozeman

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