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The state-private interface in public service provision
Political theory sets out a strong case for the state to play a major role in public service provision. Yet services are often provided by a range of state and non-state actors as well as by collaborative partnerships. This paper surveys the literature, seeking to map arrangements in developing countries and to understand the politics of different types of service provision.
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Developmental Leadership ProgramPages
26.0Place of publication
BirminghamDepartment affiliated with
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University of BirminghamFull text available
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