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A new remedy for civitosis a modest proposal for the reform of city government

Graham Aldis

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Abstract All sorts of advisory bodies and control agencies have been tried in city government without success. The author proposes that the professional and trade association be taken into partnership with government and given a share in administration.

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Abstract All sorts of advisory bodies and control agencies have been tried in city government without success. The author proposes that the professional and trade association be taken into partnership with government and given a share in administration.

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Abstract All sorts of advisory bodies and control agencies have been tried in city government without success. The author proposes that the professional and trade association be taken into partnership with government and given a share in administration.

Key concepts: General partnership, Government (linguistics), Public administration, Administration (probate law), Control (management), Business, Political science, Management

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