Titlebook: New Labour and the Civil Service; Reconstituting the W David Richards Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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David Richardskeit, um durch die Wechselwirkung mit der Substratbindungsstelle die Reaktion auf das aktive Zentrum zu beschr?nken, zum anderen eine chemisch reaktionsf?hige Gruppe, die dann mit einer Aminos?ureseitenkette reagieren kann. R?umliche Orientierung und Reaktivit?t des zun?chst nicht-kovalent gebundene

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Labour and the Civil Service: Governing in the Shadow of the Westminster Model,re of the British Parliamentary state. It has been argued that the overarching framework in the British political system is the Westminster model (Richards and Smith 2004). Despite the more recent criticism that the model has endured (see Chapter 1 and Marsh et al 2001, 2003; Evans 2003), its releva

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Transition in Government,nsition was that only a small proportion of civil servants, almost exclusively among the older, senior cohort, had served under anything other than a Conservative Administration. Even fewer of the incoming ministers had any experience of government. Blair was the first Prime Minister since Ramsey Ma

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The Core Executive under Labour: Politicising Whitehall?,mination of the Civil Service, then this chapter focuses on the Government’s relationship with Whitehall — an internal examination. What is presented is an analysis of core executive relations over the last decade and the Blair Government’s approach to a key set of actors — the senior Civil Service

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,Conclusion: Labour and the Civil Service — Reconstituting the Westminster Model,e 1970s, both ministers and senior civil servants have argued that change should be understood in terms of the maintenance, not the undermining, of the Westminster model. What is apparent from this account of the Blair Administration’s relationship with Whitehall is the extent to which this view has