Comparative public policy / THE POLITICS OF SOCIAL CHOICE IN EUROPE AND AMERICA

Contributor(s):

Hill, Michael J

Material type:

TextSeries: Sage library of the public sectorDescription: 4 volumes : illustrationsISBN:

9781446269732 (set)
1446269736

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LOC classification:

JF51 1983

Contents:

volume 1. General theories and methods -- volume 2. Policy system typologies and cross cutting issues -- volume 3. Policy fields: social policy -- volume 4. Policy fields: economy, environment and others.

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