Ways of Knowing: Freedom of Information, Access to Persons and 'Flexible' Bureaucracy in Scotland

Author： John Gemma  

Publisher： Berghahn Journals

E-ISSN： 2047-7716|33|1|65-80

ISSN： 2047-7716

Source： Cambridge Anthropology, Vol.33, Iss.1, 2015-0, pp. : 65-80

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