Street-level Bureaucrats and the Welfare State: Toward a Micro-institutionalist Theory of Policy Implementation

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Street-level Bureaucrats and the Welfare State: Toward a Micro-institutionalist Theory of Policy Implementation

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Rice, Deborah (2013): Street-level bureaucrats and the welfare state: Toward a micro-institutionalist theory of policy implementation. Administration and Society 45 (9), 1038-1062.

Deborah Rice published this on 2nd August 2013.

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