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      <description>Lecture to mark the 45th anniversary of the founding of the Institute of Local Government Studies. Birmingham University. "UK recovery will require strong public sector leadership confident of its special role and more closely connected with those it serves".</description>
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      <description>The UK government has recently picked up on the Japanese system of time credits for social care known as hureai kippu, which translates as the Caring Relationship Ticket Scheme. This is now being promoted in Britain as an initiative which, following its 'success' in Japan, is likely to encourage a much greater level of volunteering.</description>
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      <description>Summary of Findings from a Research Project on Integrated Public Service Budgets.</description>
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      <description>Perspectives from the Institute of Local Government Studies on the Localism Bill</description>
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