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Is it true that public services can’t cooperate?

January 22, 2014 2 Comments
Is it true that public services can’t cooperate?

Richard Sennett’s Together: the rituals, pleasures and politics of cooperation (2012) is one of those books that’s so full of acute observations, surprising examples and novel connections that it stays long in the memory and sparks all kinds of thoughts, months after an initial reading. Sennett is a distinguished US ethnographer, but part of the […]

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