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The Middle East oil decade and beyond

Gad G. Gilbar

1997

An American sickness

Elisabeth Rosenthal

2017

In pursuit

Charles A. Murray

1994

Economic integration and public policy in the European Union

Christos C. Paraskevopoulos, Ricardo Grinspun

1996

Macrothesaurus for information processing in the field of economic and social development. --

Jean Viet

1985

Welfare and ideology

Victor George

1994

Turkish state, Turkish society

Andrew Finkel

1990

Please Stop Helping Us

Jason Riley

2014

Post-Neoliberalism in the Americas

Anne Ruckert, Laura Macdonald

2009

Never enough

William J. Voegeli

2010

The Social economy of cities

Harold M. Rose, Gary Gappert

1975

50+

William D Novelli, William D. Novelli

2006

Media performance

Denis McQuail

1992

The Origins of the British Welfare State

Bernard Harris

2004

Understanding social policy

Michael J. Hill

1993

Left for dead

Michael Tomasky

1996

Public subsidies and policy failures

Cees Van Beers, Andre De Moor

2001

The ten things you can't say in America

Larry Elder

2000

The segregated origins of social security

Mary Poole

2006

Day of Reckoning

Patrick J. Buchanan

2007

Economic Rationalism in Canberra

Michael Pusey

1991

Applied policy research

Peter J. Haas

1998

Public interest and market pressures

Wolfgang Streeck, Arthur Knight, David Mayes et al.

1993

Theory and practice of social planning

Alfred J. Kahn

1969

The welfare state in Canada

J. Frank Strain, Raymond B. Blake, Penny Bryden

1997

Social policy

John Baldock

1999

Conceiving the new world order

Faye D. Ginsburg, Rayna Rapp

1995

Hunger and public action

Amartya Sen, Amartya. DREZE Jean & SEN, Jean Drèze

1989

Human Development in South Asia 1999

Mahbub ul Haq

2000

The welfare state and Canadian federalism

Keith G. Banting

1982

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