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Privatism in Business Development and Training: A new approach

M. W. Danson Department of Economics and Management, Paisley College
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M. G. Lloyd Department of Land Economy, University of Aberdeen
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D. Newlands Department of Economics, University of Aberdeen
Pages 7-15 | Published online: 03 Aug 2006

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Phil Hodkinson & AndrewC Sparkes. (1993) To tell or not to tell? reflecting on ethical dilemmas in stakeholder research. Evaluation & Research in Education 7:3, pages 117-132.
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K T Parker & S Vickerstaff. (2016) TECs, LECs, and Small Firms: Differences in Provision and Performance. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy 14:2, pages 251-267.
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