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Governmental bodies and government growtht bodies and companies, on the other. This essay will briefly explore three broad issues running through this developing structure of ‘semi-government’ which is loosely known as the world of ‘governmental bodies’, ‘quangos’ or ‘fringe bodies’. These issues are:

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Quasi-governmental sector professionalism: some implications for public policy-making in Britainof contemporary policy change, is an anachronism. A clearer focus for analysis and understanding is possible whereby the real, ideologically dominated, process of policy change comes much better into view.

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Quasi-government in Scotland: Scottish forms within a British settinghorities. For practical reasons, coverage is confined to bodies where government has had a substantial role in establishing or adopting the body, appointing members to it, or financing it. The main focus is on bodies where central government has had such a role, though mention is made of equivalent bodies associated with local authorities.

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Accountability, control and complexity: moving beyond ministerial responsibilityho are worried for rather different reasons. What they suspect is that we may be witnessing the disintegration of the model of representative and responsible ministerial government which took shape in Britain in the course of the last century. Indeed this model was wider in range than the institutio

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