Partnership: Issues of policy and negotiation
Local Economy The Journal of the Local Economy Policy UnitPublished 1 November 1992
Maureen Mackintosh
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Abstract
has become one of the code words of our times. Being a partial euphemism and a token of political negotiation, the concept of contains a very high level of ambiguity. Partnership schemes are rarely well defined one-off deals between partners with clearly differentiated goals, but rather sites of continuing political and economic renegotiation. It is the purpose of this paper to try to capture some characteristic aspects of this conflict and renegotiation in a number of recent local government partnership schemes.
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