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Download or read book Political Science Government Public Policy Series written by Universal Reference System and published by . This book was released on 1965 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Vol. 1. International affairs.--v.2. Legislative process, representation, and decision making.--v.3. Bibliography of bibliographies in political science, government, and public safety.--v.4. Administrative management: public and private bureaucracy.--v.5. Current events and problems of modern society.--v.6. Public opinion, mass behavior, and political psychology.--v.7. Law, jurisprudence, and judicial process.--v.8. Economic regulation: business, and government.--v.9. Public policy and the management of science.--v.10. Comparative government and cultures.

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