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In Press
(With Paul ‘t Hart) (Eds), The Ethnography of
Government Elites: up close and personal. Houndmills,
Basingstoke: Palgrave-Macmillan, 2007).
Published
(With S. Binder and B. Rockman) (Eds.). The Oxford
Handbook of Political Institutions (Oxford: Oxford
University Press, 2006).
(With Mark Bevir), Governance Stories London:
Routledge 2006.
(With M. Bevir) Interpreting British Governance.
(London: Routledge, March 2003). Also available as a Master
eBook IBSN 0203135911
at http://www.tandfjisc.com/Home/html/sorting.asp?catid=SB550000
(With P. Carmichael et al) Decentralising the UK Civil
Service: from unitary state to differentiated polity.
(Buckingham: Open University Press, 2003).
(With P. Weller) (Eds.) The Changing World of Top
Officials. Mandarins or Valets? (Buckingham: Open University
Press, 2001).
(Ed.), United Kingdom. 2 volumes. (Aldershot
and Brookfield, Vermont: Dartmouth 2000).
(Ed.) Transforming British Government. Volume 1. Changing
Institutions. Volume 2. Changing Roles and Relationships.
(London: Macmillan, 2000).
(With B. G. Peters and V. Wright) (Eds.) Administering
the Summit. (London: Macmillan and New York: St. Martin's
Press, 2000).
Control and Power in Central-Local Government Relationships.
(Aldershot and Brookfield, Vermont: Ashgate, 1999). Originally
published in 1981, reprinted with a new preface and three
additional chapters.
Understanding Governance. (Buckingham and Philadelphia:
Open University Press, 1997. Reprinted 1999).
(With H. Bakvis, P. Weller) (Eds.) The Hollow Crown.
(London: Macmillan, 1997).
(With Bruno Dente, Marco Cammelli and others), Reformare
la Pubblica Amministrazione. (Torino: Edizioni della
Fondazione Giovanni Agnelli, 1995).
(With P. Dunleavy) (Eds.) Prime Minister, Cabinet
and Core Executive. (London: Macmillan, and New York
: St Martins Press, 1995).
(With D Marsh) (Eds.) Implementing Thatcherite Policies:
audit of an era. (Buckingham and Philadelphia: Open
University Press, 1992).
(With D. Marsh) (Eds.) Policy Networks in British
Government. (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1992).
Beyond Westminster and Whitehall: The Sub-Central
Governments of Britain. (London and Winchester, Mass:
Unwin-Hyman/Allen & Unwin, 1988; corrected edition with
new Preface and bibliographical addendum, London: Routledge,
1992).
(With V Wright) (Eds.) Tensions in the Territorial
Politics of Western Europe. (London: Frank Cass, 1987).
The National World of Local Government. (London
and Winchester, Mass: Allen and Unwin, 1986).
(With I Budge, D McKay et al), The New British
Political System: Government and Society in the 1980s.
(London and New York: Longman, 1983; reprinted 1984; revised
edition, 1985). New edition as: The Changing British
Political System: Into the 1990s (London and New York:
Longman 1988).
Control and Power in Central-Local Government Relations.
(Aldershot: Gower and Brookfield VT: Ashgate Pub., 1981,
reprinted 1983 and 1986, Japanese translation, 1987).
Social Science Research Council (Committee member and
co-author), Central-Local Government Relations: A Panel
report to the Research Initiatives Board. (London:
SSRC, 1979).
Public Administration and Policy Analysis. (Farnborough:
Saxon House, 1979, reprinted Gower, 1981).
(Editor) Training in the Civil Service. (London:
Joint University Council for Social and Public Administration,
1977).
(With C Hull), Intergovernmental Relations in the
European Community. (Farnborough: Saxon House, 1977;
reprinted, Gower paperback, 1983).
Forthcoming
'Understanding Governance: ten years on’, Organization
Studies, 2007.
(With Mark Bevir), ‘Prime ministers, Presidentialism
and Westminster Smokescreens’, Political Studies,
54(4) 2006
(With Mark Bevir) ‘The Life, Death and Resurrection
of Governance’, Australian Journal of Public Administration,
65(2) 2006: 59-69.
(With Mark Bevir), ‘Defending Interpretation’,
European Political Science, 5(1) 2006. 69-83.
(With Mark Bevir), 'Disaggregating Structures as an Agenda
for Critical Realism: A reply to McAnulla' British Politics
1(3) 2006:
(With Mark Bevir), ‘Interpretive Approaches to British
Government and Politics’, British Politics
1(1) 2006: 1-29.
(With Mark Bevir), ‘Interpretation and Its Others’,
Australian Journal of Political Science 40 (2)
2005: 169-87.
(With Jenny Fleming), 'Bureaucracy, Contracts and Networks:
The Unholy Trinity and The Police', Australian and New
Zealand Journal of Criminology, 38(2), 2005: 192–205
Everyday life in a ministry: Public administration as
anthropology', American Review of Public Administration,
35(1) 2005: 3-26.
(With M. Bevir), 'Interpreting British Governance', British
Journal of Politics and International Relations 6,
2004: 2-8.
(With M. Bevir, 'Interpretation as Method, Explanation
and critique', British Journal of Politics and International
Relations, 6, 2004: 28-36.
(With M. Bevir and P. Weller), 'Traditions and comparative
governance: interpreting the changing role of the public
sector in comparative and historical perspectives.', in
M. Bevir, R. A. W. Rhodes and P. Weller (Eds.) Special Issue
on Traditions of Governance: history and diversity in
Public Administration 81/1, 2003: 1-17.
(With M. Bevir), 'Searching for Civil Society: changing
patterns of governance in Britain', in M. Bevir, R. A. W.
Rhodes and P. Weller (Eds.) Special Issue on Traditions
of Governance: history and diversity in Public
Administration 81/1, 2003: 41-62.
(With M. Bevir and P. Weller), 'Comparative Governance:
prospects and lessons', in M. Bevir, R. A. W. Rhodes and
P. Weller (Eds.) Special Issue on Traditions of Governance:
history and diversity in Public Administration
81/1, 2003: 191-210.
(With M. Bevir), 'Analysing Networks: from typologies
of institutions to narratives of beliefs', Science and
Society, No. 10 Spring, 2003: 21-56. (In Greek).
'Putting the People back into Networks', Australian
Journal of Political Science, 37/3, 2002: 399-415.
'A Guide to the ESRC's Whitehall Programme, 1994-2000',
Public Administration, 78, 2000: 251-82.
'New Labour's Civil Service: summing up joining up', Political
Quarterly, 71/2 2000: 151-66.
'The UK Economic and Social Research Council's 'Whitehall
Program' and the Governance narrative', Australian Journal
of Public Administration, 59/2 2000: 123-7.
(With M. Bevir), 'Decentering Traditions: interpreting
British government', Administration and Society,
33/2, 2000: 107-32.
'The Governance Narrative: Lessons from the Whitehall
Programme', Public Administration, 78/2: 2000:
344-62.
(With M. Bevir) 'Les récits du régime politique
britannique', Revue Française de Science Politique,
49/6 1999: 355-77.
'Traditions and public sector reform; comparing Britain
and Denmark', Scandinavian Political Studies, 22/4
1999: 341-370.
'Studying British government: reconstructing the research
agenda', British Journal of Politics and International
Studies 1/2 1999: 215-39.
(With M. Bevir) 'Narratives of Thatcherism, West European
Politics, 21/1 1998: 97-119.
(With V. Wright and B. G. Peters), 'Tendances convergentes
et spécificités nationales', Revue Française
d'Administration Publique, July/September, No. 82 1998:
381-95
(With M. Bevir) 'Public Administration without Foundations',
Administrative Theory & Praxis 20/1 1998: 3-13
'Different roads to unfamiliar places: UK experience in
comparative perspective', Australian Journal of Public
Administration, 57/4 1998: 19-31.
'Evoluzione del governo centrale in Gran Bretagna: il
programma Whitehall dell'ESRC', Storia Amministrazione
Constituzione, Annale ISAP, 6/1998: 97-303.
'It's the mix that matters: from marketisation to diplomacy',
Australian Journal of Public Administration, 56
1997: 40-53. Reprinted in Public Policy and Administration,
12/3 1997: 31-50; and in W. I. Jenkins and E. C. Page (Eds.)
The Foundations of Bureaucracy in Economic and Social
Thought. (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2006), forthcoming.
'The New Governance: governing without Government', Political
Studies, 44, 1996: 652-67. Reprinted in S. Osborne
(Ed.), Critical Perspectives in Public Management
(London: Routledge, 2001); and in Agusti Cerrillo (ed.)
Gobernanza: Textos Basicos. IIG, 2005.
(With C. Dargie), 'Traditional Public Administration',
Public Administration, 74 1996: 325-32.
'Looking Beyond Managerialism' Australian Journal
of Public Administration 55/2 1996: 1-4.
'From Institutions to Dogma: tradition, eclecticism and
ideology in the study of British Public Administration'
Public Administration Review, 56/6 1996: 507-16.
'The State of Public Administration: a professional history
of the 1980s' in R. A. W. Rhodes (Ed.), British Public
Administration: the state of the discipline (special
issue of Public Administration, 71 1995: 1-15..
'The Hollowing Out of the State: the changing nature of
the public service in Britain', Political Quarterly,
65 1994: 138-51. Reprinted in R. Hodges (Ed.), Governance
and the Public Sector. (Aldershot: Edward Elgar, 2006),
forthcoming.
'Reinventing Excellence: or how best sellers thwart the
search for lessons to transform the public sector', Public
Administration, 72 1994: 279-87.
(With D. Marsh), 'Implementing Thatcherism', Parliamentary
Affairs, 45 1992: 33-50.
'The Europeanisation of Sub-central Government: the case
of the UK', Staatswissenschaften und Staatspraxis.
2 1992: 80 -91. Reprinted in C. Fletcher and C. Walsh (Eds.)
The Impact of Federalism on Metropolitan Strategies
in Australia (Canberra: Federalism Research Centre,
Australian National University, 1992) 72-89.
'Agencies in British Government: revolution or evolution?'
Diritto Publico, 3 1996: 731-54.
(With D. Marsh) 'The Concept of Policy Networks in British
Political Science: Its Development and Utility' Talking
Politics, 8/3 1996: 210-22. (12) 334. Reprinted in
Tadao Miyakawa (Ed.), The Science of Public Policy
(London and New York: Routledge, 2000), pp. 442-61.
'Theory and Method in British Public Administration: the
view from political science', Political Studies,
39 1991: 533-54
(With P. Dunleavy) 'Core Executive Studies in Britain',
Public Administration, 68 1990: 3-28
(With B. Hardy and G. Wistow), 'Policy Networks and the
Implementation of Community Care: policy for people with
mental handicap', Journal of Social
Policy, 19/2 1990: 141-68.
'Policy Networks: a British perspective' Journal of
Theoretical Politics, 2 l990: 292-316. Reprinted in
M. Maor and Jan-Erik Lane (Eds.) Comparative Public
Administration. Volume 1. (Aldershot, Dartmouth,
The International Library of Politics and Comparative Government,
1999), pp. 149-73.
'The Changing British Civil Service' Parliamentary
Affairs, 42 1989: 270-7
(With P. Dunleavy), 'Funny Things Happened on the Way
to Centralisation: Mrs. Thatcher and Sub-central Governments',
Social Studies Review, 5/2 1987: 19-26.
'Developing the Public Service Orientation', Local
Government Studies, 13/3 1987: 63-73.
'The Reform of Local Government: revival of an industry',
Public Administration, 65 1987: 193-207.
'La Grande-Bretagne, pays du government local?' Pouvoirs,
No 37 1986: 59-70.
'Corporate Bias in Central-Local Financial Relations:
a case study of the Consultative Council on Local Government
finance', Policy and Politics, 14 1986: 221-45.
'Corporatism, Pay Negotiations and Local Government',
Public Administration, 63 1985: 287-307.
'A Squalid and Politically Corrupt Process'? Intergovernmental
relations in the post-war period', Local Government
Studies, 11/6 1985: 35-57. Reprinted in J. Anderson
and A. Cochrane (Eds.) A State of Crisis: The Changing
Face of British Politics (London: Longman, 1989), pp.
202-25.
'Power Dependence, Policy Communities and Intergovernmental
Networks', Public Administration Bulletin, No 49
December 1985: 4-31.
'Continuity and Change in British Central-Local Relations:
'the Conservative threat', 1979-83' British Journal
of Political Science, 14 1984: 311-33. Abridged version
reprinted as: 'Relations between central and local government'
in M. Burch and M. Moran (Eds.) British Politics: A
Reader (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1987),
pp 333-53. An edited version was reprinted as: 'Mrs Thatcher
and Local Government: intentions and achievement' Teaching
Politics, 13/3 1984, pp. 355-75. Reprinted in L. Robbins
(Ed.), Political Institutions in Britain (London:
Longmans, 1987), pp. 98-120.
'Can There be a National Community of Local Government?',
Local Government Studies, 9/6 1983: 17-37.
(With B. Hardy and K. Pudney) 'Public Interest Groups
in Central-Local Government Relationships', Public Administration
Bulletin, No 36 August 1981: 17-36.
'Analysing Intergovernmental Relations', European
Journal of Political Research, 8 1980: 289-322.
'Some Myths in Central-Local Relations', Town Planning
Review, 51/3 1980: 270-85.
'Current Developments in British Public Administration:
some comparisons with America', Public Administration
Bulletin, No 22 December 1976: 54-74.
'The Lost World of British Local Politics?', Local
Government Studies,1/3 1975: 39-59.
'Local Government Reform: three questions', Social
and Economic Administration, 8 1974: 6-21. Reprinted
as 'Il Modello del governo locale in Inghilterra sta cambiando:
riforma o rioganizzazione?', Urbanistica 2 September
1977: 8-15. Revised, updated and reprinted as: 'The Changing
Pattern of Local Government in England; reform or reorganisation?'
in A B Gunlicks (Ed.), Local Government Reform and Reorganisation
(New York: Kennikat Press, 1981), pp. 93-111.
'Regional Policy and a 'Europe of Regions': a critical
assessment', Regional Studies, 8 1974: 105-14.
Reprinted in D Gillingwater and D A Hart (Eds.) The
Regional Planning Process (Farnborough: Saxon House,
1978), pp. 46-61.
'The State of Public Administration: an evaluation and
response', Public Administration Bulletin,No 16
June 1974: 23-39.
'The European Community and British Public Administration:
the case of local government', Journal of Common Market
Studies, XI 1973: 263-75.
'Wilting in Limbo: Anthony Trollope and the nineteenth
century civil service', Public Administration,
51 1973: 207-19.
Bevir, M. and Rhodes, R. A. W. ‘Decentred Theory,
Change and Network Governance’. In Anders Berg-Sørensen,
Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing (Eds.), Democratic
Network Governance: theoretical puzzles. (Houndmills,
Basingstoke: Palgrave-Macmillan, 2006).
'Executive government in Parliamentary Systems', in R.
A. W. Rhodes, S. Binder and B. Rockman) (Eds.). The
Oxford Handbook of Political Institutions. (Oxford:
Oxford University Press, 2006).
(With S. Binder and B. Rockman) 'Traditions in the Study
of Political Institutions', in R. A. W. Rhodes, S. Binder
and B. Rockman) (Eds.). The Oxford Handbook of Political
Institutions. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006).
‘The sour laws of network governance', in Jenny
Fleming and Jennifer Wood (Eds.), Policing, security
and democracy in a networked society. (Sydney: University
of New South Wales Press. 2006). pp 15-34
‘The Court Politics of the Blair Presidency’.
In K. Walsh (ed.), Democratic Experiments. Lectures
in the Senate Occasional Lecture Series 2004-5. Papers
on Parliament Number 44. Parliament House, Canberra: Department
of the Senate, January.
'Policy Network Analysis'. In M. Moran, M. Rein and R.
E. Goodin (Eds.). The Oxford Handbook of Public Policy.
(Oxford: Oxford University Press 2006).
'Expanding the repertoire: theory, method and language
in political biography’. In T. Arklay, J. Nethercote
and J Wanna Eds, Australian Political Lives. Chronicling
political careers and administrative histories. (Canberra:
Australian National University E Press, 2006), pp. 43-9.
'Policy Networks' in Brian Galligan and Winsome Roberts
(Eds.) The Oxford Companion to Australian Politics.
(Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 2005), forthcoming.
(With Mark Bevir) 'Traditions of Political Science in
Contemporary Britain'. In Robert Adcock, Mark Bevir and
Shannon Stimson (Eds.) Historicizing the Political:
Anglo-American Approaches to a Historical Political Science
since 1900 (Princeton: Princeton University Press,
2005).
(with P. Weller), Westminster Transplanted and Westminster
Implanted: Explanations for Political Change'. In J. Wanna
and P. Weller (Eds.). Westminster Legacies:
Democracy and Responsible Government in Asia, Australasia
and the Pacific. (Sydney: University of New South Wales
Press, 2005).
'The Westminster Model As Tradition: The Case Of Australia'.
In J. Wanna and P. Weller (Eds.). Westminster
Legacies: Democracy and Responsible Government in Asia,
Australasia and the Pacific. (Sydney : University of
New South Wales Press, 2005).
'Towards a Post Modern Public Administration: Epoch, Epistemology
or Narrative?' In Bill Jenkins and Edward C. Page (Eds.)
The Foundations of Bureaucracy in Economic and Social Thought.
(Cheltenham: Edward Elgar 2004).
(With P. Weller), 'Localism and Exceptionalism: comparing
public sector reforms in European and Westminster systems'
in Tony Butcher and A. Massey (Eds.) Modernising Civil
Services (Aldershot: Edward Elgar 2004), pp. 16-36.
(With Brian Hardy), 'Beliefs and Institutional Change:
the UK National Health Service'. In I. Holland and J. Fleming
(Eds.) Government Reformed. Values, Institutions and
the State (Hants, Ashgate Publishing, 2003), pp. 65-87.
(With M. Bevir), 'Decentring British Governance'. In H.
Bang, (Ed.) Governance, Govermentality and Democracy
(Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2003), pp. 61-78
'What is governance and why does it matter?' in J. E. S.
Hayward and Anand Menon (Eds.) Governing Europe
(Oxford: Oxford University Press 2003), pp. 61-73.
'Putting the People back into Networks'. In A. Salminen,
(Ed.) Governing Networks. EGPA Yearbook 2002. (Amsterdam:
IOS Press, 2003), pp. 9-23.
'Decentralisation' in P. B. Clarke and J. Foweraker (Eds.)
Encyclopaedia of Democratic Thought. (London:
Routledge, 2002).
'Unitary States' in Neil J Smelser and Paul B. Baltes
(Eds.) International Encyclopaedia of the Social and
Behavioural Sciences. (Oxford: Pergamon 2002).
(With M. Bevir) 'Interpretive Approaches'. In D. Marsh
and G. Stoker (Eds.) Theory and Methods in Political
Science. (London: Macmillan 2002).
'The New Public Administration of the British State' in
C. Hay (Ed.) British Politics Today. (Cambridge:
Polity 2002), pp. 101-26.
'The Civil Service' in A. Seldon (Ed.) The Blair Effect.
(London: Little, Brown, 2001), pp. 97-116.
Enter Centre Stage - the Departmental Secretaries' in
R. A. W. Rhodes and P. Weller (Eds.) Mandarins or Valets?
The Changing World of Top Officials. (Buckingham, Open
University Press 2001), pp. 1-10.
'Departmental Secretaries in the UK, 1970-99'. In R. A.
W. Rhodes and P. Weller) (Eds.) Mandarins or Valets?
The Changing World of Top Officials. (Buckingham, Open
University Press, 2001), pp. 104-41.
'Conclusion: Antipodean exceptionalism, European traditionalism'.
In R. A. W. Rhodes and P. Weller) (Eds.) Mandarins or
Valets? The Changing World of Top Officials. (Buckingham,
Open University Press, 2001), pp. 214-39.
(With Glyn Davis), 'From Hierarchy to Contracts and Back
Again: reforming the Australian Public Service'. In M. Keating,
J. Wanna and P. Weller (Eds.) Institutions on the Edge?
Capacity for Governance. (Sydney: Allen & Unwin,
2000), pp. 74-98.
'Introduction: The ESRC Whitehall Programme: A Guide to
Institutional Change' in R. A. W. Rhodes (Ed.) (Ed.) Transforming
British Government. Volume 1. Changing Institutions. (London:
Macmillan, 2000), pp. 1-22.
'Conclusion: Interpreting British Government: the Governance
Narrative'. In R. A. W. Rhodes (Ed.) Transforming British
Government. Volume 1. Changing Institutions. (London:
Macmillan, 2000), pp. 254-67.
'Introduction: The ESRC Whitehall Programme: A Guide to
Changing Roles and Relationships'. In R. A. W. Rhodes (Ed.)
Transforming British Government. Volume 2. Changing
Roles and Relationships. (London: Macmillan, 2000),
pp. 1-24.
'Conclusion': Understanding the British Governmental Tradition
- an anti-foundational approach'. In R. A. W. Rhodes (Ed.)
Transforming British Government. Volume 2. Changing
Roles and Relationships. (London: Macmillan, 2000),
pp. 256-75.
'Public Administration and Governance'. In J. Pierre (Ed.)
Debating Governance. (Oxford: Oxford University
Press 1999), pp. 54-90
'Foreword: Governance and Networks'. In G. Stoker (Ed.)
The New Management of British Local Governance
London: Macmillan, 1999. pp. xii - xxvi. Edited version
reprinted in G. Stoker (Ed.) Community, Power and Participation:
The Changing Local Government of Britain. (London:
Macmillan, 2000).
'Shackling the Leader? Coherence, Capacity and the Hollow
Crown'. In P. Weller, H. Bakviss and R. A. W. Rhodes (Eds.)
The Hollow Crown. (London Macmillan, 1997), pp.
198-223.
'Foreword by Professor R. A. W. Rhodes'. In W. J. M. Kickert,
E. H. Klijn and J. F. M. Koppenjan (Eds.) Managing Complex
Networks: Strategies for the Public Sector. (London:
Sage, 1997), pp. xi-xv.
'Reinventing Whitehall, 1979-95,' in W. Kickert (Ed.)
Public Management and Administrative Reform in Western
Europe. (Aldershot: Edward Elgar, 1997), pp. 43-60.
(With I. Bache and S. George), 'The United Kingdom and
the Committee of the Regions'. In J. J. Hesse (Ed.) Regions
in Europe I: The Institutionalisation of the Committee of
the Regions. (Baden-Baden: Nomos, 1996), pp. 45-73.
(With S. George and I. Bache), 'Regionalism in a Unitary
State: the case of the UK'. In J. J. Hesse (Ed.) Regions
In Europe II: The Regional Potential. (Baden-Baden:
Nomos, 1996), pp. 57-80.
(With S George and I Bache), 'The European Union, Cohesion
Policy and Sub-national Authorities in the United Kingdom'.
In L. Hooghe (Ed.) Cohesion Policy and European Integration.
(Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1996), pp. 294-319
(With I. Bache and S. George), 'Policy Networks and Policy-making
in the European Union: a critical appraisal'. In L. Hooghe
(Ed.) Cohesion Policy and European Integration.
(Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1996), pp. 367-87.
'The Institutional Approach'. In D. Marsh and G. Stoker
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'Introducing the Core Executive'. In R. A. W. Rhodes and
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Cabinet and Core Executive. (London: Macmillan, 1995),
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'Les reseaux d'action publique en Grande-Bretagne', en
Les Reseaux de Politique Publique. Debat autour des
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'Changing Intergovernmental Relations'. In P Cloke (Ed.)
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(With D Marsh), 'Thatcherism: an implementation perspective'.
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Thatcherite Policies; audit of an era. (Buckingham
and Philadelphia: Open University Press, 1992), pp. 1-10.
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(With D Marsh), 'The Implementation Gap: explaining policy
change and continuity'. In D. Marsh and R. A. W. Rhodes
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' Management in Local Government: twenty years on'. In
S. Leach (Ed.) Strengthening Local Government in the
1990s. (Harlow: Longman, 1992), pp. 14-48.
(With D Marsh), 'Policy Networks in British Politics'.
In D Marsh and R A W Rhodes (Eds.) Policy Networks in
British Government. (Oxford: Clarendon Press, l992),
pp. 1-26.
(With D. Marsh),'Policy Communities and Issue Networks:
Beyond Typology'. In D Marsh and R A W Rhodes (Eds.) Policy
Networks in British Government. (Oxford: Clarendon
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'Intergovernmental Relations in Unitary Political Systems'.
In M. Hawkesworth and M. Kogan (Eds.) The Routledge
Encyclopaedia of Government and Politics. (London:
Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1991), pp. 316-35.
'Local Government'. In B Jones and L Robbins (Eds.)Two
Decades in British Politics. (Manchester: Manchester
University Press, 1992), pp. 205-18.
'Now Nobody Understands the System: the changing face
of local government'. In P Norton (Ed.) New Directions
in British Politics. (Aldershot: Edward Elgar, 1991),
pp. 83-112.
'Interorganisational Networks and the "Problem"
of Control in the Policy Process', West European Politics
(11) 1988: 119-30. Revised and reprinted as 'Interorganisational
Networks and the Policy Process' in F X Kaufman (Ed.) The
Public Sector: challenge for co-ordination and learning.
(Berlin and New York: de Gruyter,1991), pp. 525-34.
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Tensions in the Territorial Politics of Western Europe.
(London: Frank Cass, 1987), pp. 21-51.
(With V Wright), 'Introduction,' in R A W Rhodes and V
Wright (Eds.) Tensions in the Territorial Politics of
Western Europe. (London: Frank Cass, 1987), pp. 1-20.
'Power-Dependence Theories of Central-Local Relations:
a critical reassessment'. In M J Goldsmith (Ed.) New
Research in Central-Local Government Relations. (Aldershot:
Gower, 1986), pp. 1-33.
'The Changing Relationships of the National Community
of Local Government, 1970-83'. In M J Goldsmith (Ed.) New
Research into Central-Local Relations. (Aldershot:
Gower, 1986), pp. 122-51.
'Intergovernmental Relations in the United Kingdom'. In
Y. Meny and V. Wright (Eds.) Centre-Periphery Relations
in Western Europe. (London: Allen & Unwin, 1985),
pp. 33-78. An earlier, shorter version was published as:
'L'introduzione dei block grants in Gran Bretagna' in B.
Dente, Y. Meny and L. J. Sharpe (Eds.) Le relazioni
centro-periferia: Parte seconda - le relazioni centro-periferia
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