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  • The '''Government Affairs Group''' (GAG) is a [[UK]] industry association for communication a ...dealings with government in its widest sense. This includes all levels of government such as at [[British Parliament|Westminster]] or [[British Civil Service|Wh
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  • ...the building products and materials secotrs. It is the advocate within the government and the EU for these industries." ...sed to be his job to act as advocate for it [the construction industry] in government," said Graham Watts, chief executive of the [[Construction Industry Council
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  • CEC Government Relations is a consultancy for investors in Central and Eastern Europe. The
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  • Regional government formed in Iraqi Kurdistan in 2006 by bringing together the previously [[Kur ...g its own oil deals deals before an oil law had been agreed by the central Government angering some in Baghdad.
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  • [[Government Communications Headquarters]] (GCHQ) is a British signals intelligence (sig ===Government Code & Cypher School===
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  • [[Category:Scottish Government]]
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  • '''Ogilvy Government Relations''' is a Washington-based lobbying firm. It was established in 200 ...s and manage legislation and regulation in an opportune manner'<ref>Ogilvy Government Relations [http://www.ogilvygr.com/what.cfm What We Do] Accessed 12th March
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  • ...lobbying firm established in 1988 by Congressman [[Alan Wheat]]<ref> Wheat Government relations [http://www.wheatgr.com/ Home page] Accessed 26th March 2008</ref Their advertised 'practice areas' include<ref>Wheat Government Relations [http://www.wheatgr.com/practice.html Practice] Accessed 26th Mar
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  • ...d private research institutes estimated to be most influential with the US Government. ...on particular projects, or contractual work. Affiliations to universities, government institutions or the media were not included. This yielded a list of 110 uni
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  • ...d private research institutes estimated to be most influential with the UK Government. ...on particular projects, or contractual work. Affiliations to universities, government institutions or the media were not included in this list.
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  • #REDIRECT [[Terrorexpertise:Terrorism Industry and the UK Government List]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Terrorexpertise:Terrorism Industry and the US Government List]]
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  • This page is an extract (chapter 4 'The Terrorism Industry: The Government Sector') from '''Ed Herman and Gerry O'Sullivan, The "Terrorism" Industry'' ...public and private spheres, and they are encouraged and supported by both government and the private corporate system.
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  • '''Global Government Relations''' (formerly [[DLA Upstream]]) is the lobbying arm of giant law f In June 2008, DLA Piper Global Government Affairs and the [[Whitehouse Consultancy]] wrote a letter of complaint to t
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  • [[Laboratory Of The Government Chemist]] (LGC) is an international firm specialising in: ...and biochemical analysis and is also the host organisation for the UK’s Government Chemist function. <ref> LGC Web Site [http://www.lgc.co.uk/ Home Page] acce
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  • ...FINAL.pdf Where are they now? The 1997/1998 Special Advisers to the Labour Government], briefing for GMB, April 2006, p.5.</ref> and now works as a consultant to ...ons of power and influence. When the 2001 election was called, most of the Government's Special Advisers resigned, mainly to work in the election campaign. Most
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  • ...w.powerbase.info/index.php?title=UK_Government_Special_Advisers Back to UK Government Special Advisers]'''<br> ==Labour Government==
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  • ...w.powerbase.info/index.php?title=UK_Government_Special_Advisers Back to UK Government Special Advisers]'''<br> ==Special Advisors to the Liberal-Conservative Coalition Government 2010==
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  • ...a "serious embarrassment" and said he had "aggressively departed" from the Government's neutral policy, giving "harsh and arrogant advice" to the Israelis. <ref> ...IC%2cMOONMAN&thumb=/img/assets/no_preview_available.png&duration= CALL FOR GOVERNMENT INQUIRY]</ref>
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  • ...ons. It is one of the key terrorology research centres with close links to government, intelligence agencies, corporate security companies and other terrorology ...ed. <ref>Magnus Ranstorp's PhD thesis 'Radical Shi'ism in Lebanon: Western government crisis management techniques in dealing with hostage incidents, 1982-1992'
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  • ...ultancy then published Heartfield’s book ‘Let’s Build’ calling for government support for the building industry <ref>"[http://www.audacity.org/buy.htm Bu
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  • ...orter</i> - Professor of Government and Business John F. Kennedy School of Government Harvard University </li> ICCF's website notes that 'EU heads of government are beginning to express rising concerns over the costs of limiting greenho
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  • ...subject of a censure motion by the Commons last year after he attacked the Government's chief scientist. ...could be successfully influenced by such a policy coalition just as the US government has been.
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  • [[Image:Government-map-scotland.gif|left|298px|thumb]] ==Corporate/Government partnerships==
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  • ...nior politicians is an important part of these companies&#39; sales pitch. Government in Scotland has, so far, done little to disassociate itself from these deve
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  • ...ous organisations, including the Washington D.C [[Centre for Excellence in Government]], the [[IPPR]], the [[Public Health Institute of Scotland]] and the [[Scot ...oney. In order to "enjoy the benefits of competition" more commitment from government to functioning markets and a clearer challenge to private service providers
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  • ...genda linking economics and the law and would be vigorously independent of government'.<ref>John Shaw 'The First Decade: Foreword', in Kuenssberg, Nick and Lomas ...Peacock, 'the policy implications frequently point towards the futility of government policies directed at controlling of influencing particular markets'. Such
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  • :Any parliament or government system needs its policymakers to develop legislation based on the best info
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  • This world is seen as a challenge for business, government and society and confronts them with the task of &#39;restor[ing] the capaci *[[Charles Lowe]] Consultant, Former head of e-government BT
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  • *[[Government of Singapore]]
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  • ...at "''[a] key problem for the UK in preventing terrorism in Britain is the government’s position as ‘pillion passenger’ to the United States' war on terror == Nuclear Power: Attacking Government Advisors As Being 25 Years Out of Date==
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  • ...Evening News'', Martin wants the CSPP "to act as a bridgehead between the government and the people they seek to govern by providing opportunities for engagemen ...respected [[Independent Labour Party]] MP, who passed legislation enabling government action on Glasgow's Housing Problem, a major cause of misery in the city at
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  • ...and’s economic competitiveness and sustainable prosperity by influencing Government policy at all levels (in Scotland, the UK, the European Union or globally). ...d&#39;s economic competitiveness and sustainable prosperity by influencing Government policy at all levels&#39;.' <ref>[http://www.psa.ac.uk/journals/pdf/5/2005/
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  • '''Government and Government Agencies'''
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  • ...anging from local authorities, voluntary organisations and partnerships to government departments and national agencies. At any one time we are working with 20-3 ...d Chief Executives of all existing and planned partnerships to discuss key government objectives for the Service and develop protocols for sharing best practice
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  • ...lobby group set up to influence government policy being funded by the very government being targeted. For some pulling the strings the election of the parliament ...[Lafarge]], [[Scottish & Newcastle]], [[Shell]], [[Vivendi]] <ref>Scottish Government [http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/SustainableDevelopment/7512 Industrial S
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  • :Supported by the British government, Weir – Scotland's 20th largest company – is playing a key role in econ ...DC talking to [[Halliburton]] and other companies about this work, and the government put forward our name at the very highest levels. We hope to see more outcom
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  • ...In 2007 the incoming SNP administration changed the name to [[The Scottish Government]]. *The [[Big Partnership]] £103,722 <ref>Scottish Government Website [http://www.scotland.gov.uk/About/FOI/19260/PR About: PR companies
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