Cooperation and Collusion: The Social Ambivalence of Lobbying in America
作者： John Scott
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关键词: Political science 、 Foundation (evidence) 、 Public relations 、 Public administration 、 Doctoral dissertation 、 Ambivalence 、 Collusion
摘要: My dissertation research was supported by a National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant program (SES-0602388).
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