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Thinking Productively About Government: Supplementary Memo Based on Ten Cognitive Interviews

This study takes a peek into American public thinking about government -and how it might be expanded.
Author(s)
Axel Aubrun, Joseph Grady,Charley Scull
Published
May 5, 2005
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A second round of cognitive interviews was conducted to explore whether and how the public’s default, narrow conceptions of government (as elected officials or bureaucracy) might be overcome.

Issues
Government
Countries
United States

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