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Conclusion: reflections on governance from an international perspective

Morgan, Bronwen - In: Governance, consumers and citizens : agency and …, (pp. 257-278). 2007

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Consuming without paying : stealing or campaigning? ; the civic implications of civil disobedience around access to water

Morgan, Bronwen - In: Citizenship and consumption, (pp. 71-86). 2008

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The North-South politics of necessity: regulating for basic rights between national and international levels

Morgan, Bronwen - In: Journal of consumer policy : consumer issues in law, … 29 (2006) 4, pp. 465-487

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Local politics and the regulation of global water suppliers in South Africa

Morgan, Bronwen - In: Making global self-regulation effective in developing …, (pp. 201-226). 2007

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Social citizenship in the shadow of competition : the bureaucratic politics of regulatory justification

Morgan, Bronwen - 2003

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Regulating the regulators : meta-regulation as a strategy for reinventing government in Australia

Morgan, Bronwen - In: Public management : a international journal of research … 1 (1999) 1, pp. 49-65

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Transcending the Corporation: Social Enterprise, Coorperatives and Commons-based Governance

Morgan, Bronwen - In: The Oxford handbook of the corporation. 2019

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Water on tap : rights and regulation in the transnational governance of urban water services

Morgan, Bronwen - 2011

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Special issue: the politics of necessity

Morgan, Bronwen (contributor) - 2006

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What is Right with Ideology?

Morgan, Bronwen - 2010

This is a review essay which engages with William Lucy's jurisprudential monograph, Understanding and Explaining Adjudication. Lucy's text argues that there are unexpected commonalities between critical legal studies approaches to jurisprudence and the 'mainstream' targets of their critique. He...

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