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Limits of the market metaphor

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  1. Boston College, USA

    Marc K. Landy (associate professor of political science, lecturer in political science)

  2. Harvard School of Public Health, USA

    Marc K. Landy (associate professor of political science, lecturer in political science)

  3. Rutgers University, USA

    Henry A. Plotkin (assistant professor of political science)

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His most recent article is “Policy Analysis as a Vocation” in World Politics.

He is the author of The Image of the Corporation in America: Liberalism’s Political Economy,forth-coming from Praeger Publishers.

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Landy, M.K., Plotkin, H.A. Limits of the market metaphor. Soc 19, 8–17 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02699949

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