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In what year did Hood publish "A Public Management for All Seasons"?
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- The early 1990s.
- 1991, a year before Reinventing Government.
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1991 (answers within ±2 count)
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1991. Naming a phenomenon matters more than it sounds: Hood identified a set of reforms already under way in several countries as a single recognisable model, which made it possible to compare them and to argue about it as a whole.
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