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This chapter discusses findings from research into management change in local governance. Its distinctive contribution to the literature on management change lies in:

  • linking levels of analysis, through an exploration of change in management ideas, management within individual organisations, and the management of interorganisational networks;

  • analysing the political implications of management change, through an exploration of consequences for local citizenship and democracy;

  • developing new theoretical tools for analysing management change, through an exploration of the utility of ‘new institutionalism’.

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© 1999 Vivien Lowndes

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Lowndes, V. (1999). Management Change in Local Governance. In: Stoker, G. (eds) The New Management of British Local Governance. Government beyond the Centre. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27295-2_2

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