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Interest Group Participation in Rule Making: A Decade of Change

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Ação política do empresariado industrial em processos de produção de normas ambientais no Legislativo Federal: correlação entre participação e influência
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Why Should Municipalities Use Management Information Systems in Their Decision-Making Processes?
inferred← citeshttps://doi.org/10.70675/e2caec3czd947z4b4ez833ezff0cec7944e7openalex-snapshot
L'intervention devant le Conseil constitutionnel français et la Cour suprême des Etats-Unis
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La distinction public-privé aux États-Unis et la tradition doctrinale du legal process
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Alimentação em jogo: o lobby na regulação da publicidade no Brasil
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