Understanding Public Policy Agenda Setting Using the 4 P’s Model: Power, Perception, Potency and Proximity
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Understanding Public Policy Agenda Setting Using the 4 P’s Model: Power, Perception, Potency and Proximity
11 Dec 2020
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Bendaoud, M., 2020. Understanding Public Policy Agenda Setting Using the 4 P’s Model: Power, Perception, Potency and Proximity, National Collaborating Centre for Healthy Public Policy.
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