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Street-Level Bureaucracy theory meets different Souths

Guest editorial: Setting the scene for street-level bureaucracy in different Souths: opportunities and challenges in context-based approaches

Daniela Leonardi; Rebecca Paraciani; Dario Raspanti
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Street-level netocracy: rules, discretion and professionalism in a network-based intervention

Barbara Da Roit; Maurizio Busacca
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Changing context, changing work? Comparing rural and urban contexts in social services provision in Italy

Susanna Pagiotti
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Refer rather than treat: coping with uncertainty in municipal primary care clinics in India

Radhika Gore
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Institutional and organisational influence on mental health management in Spanish and Italian primary care

Roberto Giosa
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Street-level bureaucrats in the professional context of primary care social services in Spain

Sergio Sánchez-Castiñeira
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Protecting vulnerability. An international comparison of social workers as street-level bureaucrats during the COVID-19 lockdown

Lluis Francesc Peris Cancio; Maria Alexandra Monteiro Mustafá
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Street-level quasi-bureaucracy and professional discretion: how transformational leadership and public service motivation influence village health volunteers' professional discretion

Achakorn Wongpreedee; Tatchalerm Sudhipongpracha
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