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    Distant relations: limits to relational contracting in domestic violence programmes
    4 Apr 2011
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    Ed Carson, Donna Chung, Andrew Day
    International Journal of Public Sector Management

    Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to assess the applicability of relational contract theory in situations where government departments contract with non-government welfare organisations to deliver human service programmes. Its limits are highlighted by an assessment of programmes for domestically violent men that...

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