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Timothy LaPira and Herschel Thomas: Revolving door lobbying: public service, private influence, and the unequal representation of interests (studies in government and public policy)

University Press of Kansas, 2017

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Lazarus, J. Timothy LaPira and Herschel Thomas: Revolving door lobbying: public service, private influence, and the unequal representation of interests (studies in government and public policy). Int Groups Adv 7, 196–199 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1057/s41309-018-0037-1

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