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Shaping and reshaping market testing policy

Shaping and reshaping market testing policy and market Shaping reshaping testing policy Sue Paula Smith and Janet Newman Richards, School of Public Policy, University of Birmingham. Introduction This is based on the first of research carried out under an ESRC paper phase funded research on Market and in project Testing, Management Policy-making is of the Central Government. This ESRC’s Whitehall project part Programme. We would like to our to ESRC for funds to this express gratitude devoting and to our on the Peter Watt of the School of Public project colleagues project, of the of York. and Andrew Dunsire Policy University The main work will consist of over two dozen case studies which empirical illustrate the of markets in a wide of different and working range organisational functional First we undertook a to us understand settings. preliminary phase help how the behind the 1991 White came into policy Paper, Competing for Quality, and over time. We conducted 30 interviews with involved, being changed people and in its These were from central and directly indirectly, development. spending core and trade advisers, unionists, departments, department agencies, political outside former and consultants and ministers, government - people primarily the main data for service These interviews this provide suppliers. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Public Policy and Administration SAGE

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and market Shaping reshaping testing policy Sue Paula Smith and Janet Newman Richards, School of Public Policy, University of Birmingham. Introduction This is based on the first of research carried out under an ESRC paper phase funded research on Market and in project Testing, Management Policy-making is of the Central Government. This ESRC’s Whitehall project part Programme. We would like to our to ESRC for funds to this express gratitude devoting and to our on the Peter Watt of the School of Public project colleagues project, of the of York. and Andrew Dunsire Policy University The main work will consist of over two dozen case studies which empirical illustrate the of markets in a wide of different and working range organisational functional First we undertook a to us understand settings. preliminary phase help how the behind the 1991 White came into policy Paper, Competing for Quality, and over time. We conducted 30 interviews with involved, being changed people and in its These were from central and directly indirectly, development. spending core and trade advisers, unionists, departments, department agencies, political outside former and consultants and ministers, government - people primarily the main data for service These interviews this provide suppliers.

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Published: Jun 1, 1996

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