TAKING THE QUEEN'S SHILLING^∗

^∗We wish to acknowledge our indebtedness to Eva Cox, Fran Hausfield and Sue Wills whose original paper “Taking the Queen's Shilling: Accepting Social Research Consultancies in the 1970's”, was the source of inspiration for reflection on the links between academic research and social policy in the 1990's.

: Public Policy, Research and Academics in the 1990s

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^∗We wish to acknowledge our indebtedness to Eva Cox, Fran Hausfield and Sue Wills whose original paper “Taking the Queen's Shilling: Accepting Social Research Consultancies in the 1970's”, was the source of inspiration for reflection on the links between academic research and social policy in the 1990's.

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^∗We wish to acknowledge our indebtedness to Eva Cox, Fran Hausfield and Sue Wills whose original paper “Taking the Queen's Shilling: Accepting Social Research Consultancies in the 1970's”, was the source of inspiration for reflection on the links between academic research and social policy in the 1990's.