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28 octobre 2015
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governance public policy public services New Public Management civil society participatory democracy metagovernanceSujets proches
Trade, International World trade Global trade Foreign commerce Global commerce External trade Foreign trade Public services Spacetime Space-times Space of more than three dimensions Time and space Space-time Space-time continuum Government services, Delivery of Administration, Public Public sector management Public management Delivery of government services Energy resources Power supply Energy Energy Planning in politics Public policy Public services Municipal services within corporate limits Wellness Personal health Conservation of energy Correlation of forces Energy Human face Students--Education Children--Education Education of children Schooling Pedagogy Youth--Education Instruction Education, Primitive Human resource development Kinetics Dynamical systems Self-government Brits Britishers Britons (British) British people Influence and results Biography--HealthCiter ce document
Emmanuelle Avril et al., « Introduction », Observatoire de la société britannique, ID : 10.4000/osb.1687
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The purpose of this volume is to present a study of the notion of governance in the specific time and space context of the United Kingdom from 1997 to the present, so as to highlight the ways in which it has evolved in relation to British public policies. The contributions gathered here put forward a rethink the transformations of public and state action, especially in the sectors that have been most reformed, such as health, education, or energy, in the face of the combined imperatives of devolution, pressure from international trade dynamics, and the growing influence of the European Union and intergovernmental agencies.