An edition of The changing role of the private in public governance (2002)

The changing role of the private in public governance

the erosion of hierarchy and the rise of a new administrative law of cooperation : a comparative approach

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the erosion of hierarchy and the rise of a new administrative law of cooperation : a comparative approach

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European University Institute
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English
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35

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Public administration, Administrative agencies, Civil service

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2002, European University Institute
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Includes bibliographical references.

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San Domenico, Florence
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EUI working paper -- no. 2002/9

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35 p.
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35

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OL56378813M
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54786181

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