Top-Down Approaches to Joined-Up Government: Examining the Unintended Consequences of Weak Implementation

Carey, Gemma; Crammond, Bradley R; Riley, Therese

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Top-Down Approaches to Joined-Up Government: Examining the Unintended Consequences of Weak Implementation

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2015

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Carey, Gemma

Crammond, Bradley R

Riley, Therese

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Taylor & Francis Group

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Since forming part of Blair’s modernization agenda in the UK, joined-up government has become a central ambition of governments in many industrialized countries. While there continues to be an absence of core methods and principles for achieving joined-

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International Journal of Public Administration

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10.1080/01900692.2014.903276

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