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2004
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2004
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Lux, S. J.; Straussman, J. D.
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2004
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The study of organisational autonomy: a conceptual review
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Verhoest, K.; Peters, B. G.; Bouckaert, G.; Verschuere, B.
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2004
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Gordillo, G.; Andersson, K.
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2004
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Meyer-Emerick, N.; Mothusi, B.; Molaodi, D. K.
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2004
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Jacobs, C.
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2004
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Jackson, P.
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2004
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Pinto, R. F.
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2004
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Governmental autonomisation and control: the Norwegian way
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Christensen, T.; Loegreid, P.
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2004
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