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From private choice to public trust: A new social basis for welfare

Marian Barnes Senior Lecturer in the Health Services Management Centre, University of Birmingham
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David Prior City Pride Manager at Birmingham City Council
Pages 51-57 | Published online: 07 Jan 2009

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Wendy Rickard & Rachel Purtell. (2011) Finding a way to pay in the UK: methods and mechanisms for paying service users involved in research. Disability & Society 26:1, pages 33-48.
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Manfred Röber. (2000) Competition. Public Management: An International Journal of Research and Theory 2:3, pages 311-336.
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Malin Tillmar. (2009) No Longer So Strange? (Dis)Trust in Municipality—Small Business Relationships. Economic and Industrial Democracy 30:3, pages 401-428.
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Seok-Eun Kim. (2016) The Role of Trust in the Modern Administrative State. Administration & Society 37:5, pages 611-635.
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Alan Lawton. (2016) Trusting in, and Trust Within, the Public Services. Teaching Public Administration 22:2, pages 1-13.
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Stephen Harrison, Marian Barnes & Maggie Mort. (2016) Praise and Damnation: Mental Health User Groups and the Construction of Organisational Legitimacy. Public Policy and Administration 12:2, pages 4-16.
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