Abstract
A measure of the success of our first ten years is that we have restored management to its proper place in society.
(Kenneth Clarke, Secretary of State for Education, interviewed on the Today programme, BBC Radio 4, 12.3.92)
Cultural Studies
Volume 7, 1993 - Issue 3
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