Learning and Change in 20th‐Century British Economic Policy

Learning and Change in 20th‐Century British Economic Policy

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• Governance [ 0952-1895 ] ; 2004-07.

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Abstract

• https://api.istex.fr/document/F80D6832D1A359B3ED7B72F9033E27CB544AB76F/fulltext/pdf

Affiliations:

• États-Unis
• Maine (État)

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