The Partnership between the United Kingdom in Developing Probation and Other Criminal Justice Services and Turkey’s Path to Accession

Barry, Kevin; McFarlane, Mary Anne

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“…Advice, consultancy, and system infrastructure expertise is also provided to Ministries and state agencies. Export potentially intersects with international development activities for example purchasing funded by European Union or international sponsors such as World Bank (see Barry & McFarlane, 2014;also Benavides, 2002). Figure 1 details types of public service exports for healthcare, education and probation using the Global Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) framework (Chanda, 2002;Sauvé, 2002) .…”

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The entrepreneurial state: service exports in healthcare and criminal justice

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2017

J. int. comp. soc. policy

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This article analyses an overlooked element of public service marketisation, examining overseas export activity within healthcare and criminal justice. It explores the drivers, strategies, opportunities and risks of such activities, and the differences across policy sector. Focussing on contrasting experiences is an opportunity to understand the complex and differentiated operational and structural environments within which this form of “public entrepreneurialism” is expressed. There is a gap in our understanding of such developments and their promotion within the context of austerity. The paper discusses the implications of the entrepreneurial state for public sector reputation.

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Section: Income Reputation and Soft Powermentioning

confidence: 99%

The entrepreneurial state: service exports in healthcare and criminal justice

Lunt

2017

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The Partnership between the United Kingdom in Developing Probation and Other Criminal Justice Services and Turkey’s Path to Accession

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The entrepreneurial state: service exports in healthcare and criminal justice

The entrepreneurial state: service exports in healthcare and criminal justice

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