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The Governance of Health Policy in the United Kingdomlth Service (NHS). It suggests that we should consider the traditions from which policy-makers draw as being both ideational and structural coalitions that attempt, at particular moments in the service’s history, to change the interactional relationship between those delivering health services on th

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After Modernism: Local Reasoning, Consumption, and Governancempeting views of consumption and citizenship. Both of the two dominant concepts of rationality arose as part of a general modernist culture in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The economic concept of rationality privileges utility maximization; it arose with neoclassical theorists,

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Critical Theory in a Swing: Political Consumerism between Politics and Policy off or ‘hit’ and ‘run’ kind of participation have any radical political potential? Can it offer a fresh critical glance at the world, or is it but a continuation of the same old story of liberalism gone wild as staged and manipulative public opinion? If one asks Chantal Mouffe and Jürgen Habermas f

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Problematizing Choice: Responsible Consumers and Sceptical Citizenss coincides with the emergence of ‘the consumer’ as the privileged figure of policy discourse. The assumption underlying this proliferation of choice in policy discourse is that consumerism has transformed people’s expectations, so that public services must now be restructured in line with the deman

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Conclusion: Reflections on Governance from an International Perspective the United Kingdom. Yet globalization is never far away: as Janet Newman suggests in her chapter, current UK reforms are often justified as common-sense decisions by contextualizing them as the natural response to a particular version of history with ‘consequences for the inevitable emergence of ne

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Social Power and the Individual,vernance theory it might be understood as yet another phase of the continued blurring of distinctions between state and market, government and society. Alternatively it might be viewed as marking new forms of collaboration between service organizations and ‘empowered’ service users. Yet such interpr