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  • ...Consumers for Civil Society]] (ICCS) and the London-based [[International Policy Network]] (IPN). ...ests who concoct pseudo-scientific arguments and often use unethical means for influencing government's decisions.'
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  • ...magazine.<ref>"[http://www.junkscience.com/ Steven J. Milloy]", Citizens for the Integrity of Science, accessed 7 February 2009.</ref> ...lished three of his books (see Publications below). He is also a columnist for FoxNews.com.
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  • ...rough the PR firm he founded, [[Greenspirit Strategies]]. Moore has worked for the farmed salmon industry, the logging industry, the nuclear and biotechno ...nt accounts of the reasons for his departure from Greenpeace. He has said, for instance, that he quit because 'in the mid-Eighties the ultraleftists and e
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  • ==Lobbying for 'education reform'== ...scribes the Partnership as a ‘community of key education system leaders, policy-makers, thought-leaders and world-class consultants collaborating to transf
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  • The [http://www.ncfap.org/ National Center for Food and Agricultural Policy] (NCFAP) describes itself as 'a private non-profit non-advocacy research or ...nology, pesticides, international trade and development, and farm and food policy.
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  • ...started an as affiliate to the [[Washington Institute for Values in Public Policy]], which is part of the Rev [[Sun Myung Moon]]’s Unification church, alth ...another sceptic [[Michael Formento]], then of the [[Competitive Enterprise Institute]] and author of [[Science under Siege]]. Singer’s talk was called “Scie
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  • ...jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Kendra Okonski]] in image from the [[International Policy Network]] website 2011]] ...x|[[Kendra Okonski]], [[Competitive Enterprise Institute]]/[[International Policy Network]], 2001]]
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  • ...h''' is Professor in Plant Molecular Genetics and Director of the [[Center for Plant Biotechnology Research]] at Tuskegee University, Alabama, USA, where ...skegee University receives multi-million dollar funding from the US Agency for International Development ([[USAID]]).
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  • ...sion-takers. After all the unity of the ‘West’ has been the foundation for most of what our nations have achieved over the past half-century. Now we h ...ip.org/index.php?fuseaction=whatWeDo its own account] the Partnership is a policy planning grouping:
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  • [[File:Centre for the New Europe.png|200px|right|thumb|Centre for the New Europe offices, Brussels]] ...bertarian topics. It promotes "pro-market" and "European liberal" policies for the European Union.
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  • ...y declared 'an advance vital for human development' and indeed, 'essential for human survival', being the 'finest of all human adaptations'. These quotati ...ruly ''eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil'' (Genesis 1.17), for two teams of scientists... have come together to announce the decoding of t
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  • ...founded in 1985 by [[David J. Theroux]] who is also the president of this institute. ...nail, it later turned out that Microsoft paid $203,217 to 'The Independent Institute' in 1999 which made Microsoft the largest supporter.<ref>[http://www.urielw
    13 KB (1,721 words) - 01:16, 19 May 2013
  • ...the global communications services company, in October 2000. Its revenues for 2000 totalled $175m in the US and $303m worldwide, the highest in its histo ...both an advantage (the firm is still the first choice for clients looking for genuine global reach) and a disadvantage.
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  • ...ompany, Huntsworth merged two of its companies, Grayling and Dutko, one of Washington's top-earning lobbying firms having bought it in 2009. It became known as [ :[[Grayling]]'s work for [[Scottish Quality Salmon]] was to support their policy communications work with elected members and officials in Edinburgh, London
    20 KB (2,471 words) - 16:36, 20 July 2016
  • *[[American Council for Capital Formation]] *[[American Enterprise Institute]]
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  • ...ww.gmwatch.org/archive2.asp?arcid=3124 exploitation of the food aid issue] for trade purposes. ...r direct-mail fund raising efforts? How many more lives will you sacrifice for your "cause"?'
    11 KB (1,787 words) - 17:39, 18 May 2010
  • ...ctive of "reaffirming and preserving private property rights, a moral code for both public and private activity, intellectual freedom, state behaviour lim ...anks, including the [[Fraser Institute]] and the [[Manhattan Institute for Policy Research]]. All these organisations continue to share close ties with the
    6 KB (831 words) - 10:44, 8 January 2010
  • ...spectre of Bolshevism and survive. Lloyd George himself, searching always for a middle way in politics, had shifted away from Liberal radicalism towards These early corporatist dreams failed for a number of reasons. Employer organisations were none too happy at the idea
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  • ...ctor. Thorning is also registered as a lobbyist at the European Parliament for the ICCF . ...There are only the links on its website to the right wing think tank the [[Institute of Public Affairs]] in Australia; the [[Stockholm Network]] of European &#3
    4 KB (607 words) - 16:27, 4 March 2009
  • ...'Forbes'' reports that Lader earned £200,000 in the year to December 2003 for the position.<ref>[http://www.forbes.com/finance/mktguideapps/personinfo/Fr ...ute". His wife, [[Linda LeSourd Lader]], is President of the [[Renaissance Institute]].<ref>[http://www.charityadvantage.com/RSA_US/biolader.asp]</ref> Lader is
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