The local state: theory and practice.

The local state: theory and practice.

Abstract

Reviews the concept of the local state and the multiple meanings it has acquired. The origins of current interest in this area are located in terms of developments in radical social theory; local struggles and community action; Conservative Government attacks on local government and the impact of Thatcherism; and the study of policy implementation and central-local relations.-Author

Presentation Conference Type	Conference Paper (published)
Publication Date	Jan 1, 1981
Deposit Date	Dec 13, 2019
Pages	1-23
Public URL	https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/3899776

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