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Learning from America
Policy Transfer and the Development of the British Workfare State

David P. Dolowitz

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“A significant contribution that lays out an empirically testable general theory of how policy transfer occurs.” British Politics Group Newsletter

“An exemplary piece of comparative policy analysis.” Michael Moran, University of Manchester

“The study should be of great value to students and practitioners alike examining both policy transfer and welfare state development.” David Marsh, University of Birmingham

“An important contribution to the study of public policy.” Desmond King, St John’s College, Oxford

 

Publication Details

 
Hardback ISBN:
978-1-898723-73-8
 
 
Page Extent / Format:
229 pp. / 229 x 152 mm
 
Release Date:
April 1998
  Illustrated:   No
 
Hardback Price:
£45.00 / $69.95
 
 

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