Tracing policy change: Intercurrent (de)politicisation and the decline of nationalisation in the 1970s

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RT @BritJPIR: Research by @SWarner86 and Darcy Luke ‘reveals that a desire to retain political control was repeatedly supplemented by attem…

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RT @BritJPIR: Research by @SWarner86 and Darcy Luke ‘reveals that a desire to retain political control was repeatedly supplemented by attem…

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Research by @SWarner86 and Darcy Luke ‘reveals that a desire to retain political control was repeatedly supplemented by attempts to embed depoliticising, quasi-market disciplinary mechanisms’ 📖🔓⤵️ https://t.co/2Ox6oGoxsy https://t.co/xnqPGvsAPh

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RT @BritJPIR: |@SWarner86 and Darcy Luke compare how the Heath and Wilson-Callaghan governments responded to the ‘recurrent dilemma’ of pol…

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