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Title:	Administrative reform in a liberal market economy
Author:	Hardiman, Niamh MacCarthaigh, Muiris
Date:	2008
Publisher:	University College Dublin. Geary Institute
Series or research strand:	UCD Geary Institute Discussion Paper Series WP/25/2008
Type of material:	Working Paper
Conference details:	Presented at the New Public Management and the Quality of Government Organized by IPSA Research Committee 27, Structures of Government, The Quality of Government Institute, University of Gothenburg, 13-15 November 2008
Web link to reference this item:	http://hdl.handle.net/10197/1865
Subject Heading:	Public administration; Organizational change;
Other web versions:	Publisher's version
Status of Item:	Not peer reviewed
Availability:	Full text available
Appears in Collections:	Politics and International Relations Research Collection Economists Online Collection & RePEc Geary Institute Working Papers

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