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Pablo Yanguas

Pablo Yanguas

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Preparing a course on Policy Analysis

Lowi1964_policytypes

From Theodore Lowi‘s 1964 article on World Politics. Cornell for the win!

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Posted on 20 November 2015Author PabloCategories DevelopmentTags Cornell, Policy analysis, Theodore Lowi

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