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Higher Education,iversity Grants Committee (UGC) as .). This form of publication took the place of the University Grants Committee’s . which were previously published in command paper form up to and including the statistics for 1965–6 (Cmnd 3586). There are also useful publications by the Universities’ Central Counc

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Gestaltung der Marketingorganisation,ere is now an excellent substantive introduction and review (Heath, 1981), while the basic elements of log-linear models are covered by Gilbert (1981). In this chapter we summarise some of the main findings on trends in England and Wales, then discuss a related, but as yet unresolved, question — whe

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Informationsgrundlagen des Marketing,iversity Grants Committee (UGC) as .). This form of publication took the place of the University Grants Committee’s . which were previously published in command paper form up to and including the statistics for 1965–6 (Cmnd 3586). There are also useful publications by the Universities’ Central Counc

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Marketing als Managementprozess,re defined. Section 2 describes the sources of the statistics presented and some of the problems which may prevent straightforward interpretation. Section 3 summarises the main trends in the statistics.

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Entscheidungen der Kommunikationspolitik,se Acts consolidated earlier legislation including the Borough reforms of 1835, and the creation of urban and rural sanitary districts in the 1840s-1870s. Indeed, the recognition of towns can be traced back much further with the granting of charters and of parliamentary representation.