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  • behalf of public entities and private sector players. In 2007, through its activities, the G ...pecially affarmage contracts where they sell their expertise and skills to public authorities and companies, but are not expected to invest. Thats left to t
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  • ...d voice before federal and state governments, the courts, and the court of public opinion'<ref>ibid</ref>. In 2008, the GPhA are reported to have paid [[Jennings Policy Strategies]] $180,000 to lobby Congress in the previous year<ref>Houston Chronicle [ht
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  • ...obbying and legal firepower. Williams & Jensen then goes beyond developing strategies to implementing them and delivering results -- that is to say, doing what o
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  • ==Tobacco archive uncovers alcohol industry strategies == ...ng from direct opposition to public health policy approaches and diversion strategies to the development and strengthening of relationships with other industries
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  • ...eting, corporate communications, new media strategies, investor relations, public affairs, government relations, sustainability, technology and health care'<
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  • ...d is a Washington based 'full service' bipartisan government relations and public affairs firm <ref>Podesta Group [http://www.podesta.com/aboutus.htm About U * Administration Strategies
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  • * Research Analyst/Administrator supporting national survey of public transportation terrorism threat communication systems for Technical Defense * Project Manager for 15 nation comparative study on counter terrorism strategies
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  • ...dangers of underage drinking through a series of booklets, web sites, and public service announcements. ...roduced by the Alcohol Policies Project of the [[Center for Science in the Public Interest]], Washington Report provides online information and updates about
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  • ...ng plans to overthrow Hussein militarily. Their vehicle for convincing the public that regime change in Iraq was in America's best interests was an organizat ...it is difficult] to identify their political allies and to be sure of what strategies are most likely to help them retain power...[and] poorly understood conditi
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  • ...kesperson; Amb. Dr. [[Dore Gold]] President of the [[Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs]]; [[Richard Gordon]] President of the [[American Jewish Congress]
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  • ...Group]], making APCO one of the largest privately owned communication and public affairs firms in the world.<ref>"[http://www.apcoworldwide.com/content/loca ...national coalition intended to educate the media, public officials and the public about the dangers of 'junk science'. Coalition will address credibility of
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  • ...merican Enterprise Institute]], [[Heritage Foundation]], [[American Israel Public Affairs Committee]] and the Boeing Company. ...at neutralising the efforts of CND. It would take three forms: mobilising public opinion, working within the Churches, and a 'dirty tricks' operation agains
    37 KB (4,744 words) - 04:41, 12 May 2016
  • ...aw enforcement agencies in "security sector reform" and "access to justice strategies". It also tries to make organisations engaged in 'development frameworks' a ...nvesting in Prevention' and also in 2004 Saferworld and the [[Institute of Public Policy Research]] (IPPR) were commissioned to produce a joint paper on the
    12 KB (1,767 words) - 09:14, 1 June 2009
  • ...accessed 21 September 2007</ref> It is part of what is commonly called US public diplomacy (a fairly recent term for [[Propaganda|propaganda]]) efforts in t ==The point of public diplomacy==
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  • ...e denial — part of the US government's covert operations, soft power and public diplomacy. :". . . these public-private philanthropies have worked together to fund and direct overthrow mo
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  • ...action orientation. WSN promotes timely actions to implement double peace strategies: power on one side, diplomacy and reconciliation on the other. The World Se Diebold also started the [[Diebold Institute for Public Policy Studies]], Inc., which was in the advance guard for neo-liberalism.
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  • meeting ground for discussion among the public and world leaders in the prevention of terrorism and the development of strategies and assistance
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  • ...tern Washington State College and received a Master's of Science degree in Public Administration from Shippensburg University in 1990. He served in the US Ar ...terrorism, the Balkans Peacekeeping Environment Training Program, nuclear strategies, biological technologies, non-lethal weapons, and the Revolution in Militar
    26 KB (3,817 words) - 15:51, 7 May 2009
  • ...ach centers around countries developing and implementing poverty reduction strategies (PRS) that articulate development priorities and specify the policies, prog ...bt burden. Also, the Mexican government was advised to steer away from the public funding of improvements to the systems of water provision in their traditio
    31 KB (4,764 words) - 12:45, 30 March 2013
  • ...iness 'whenever governments make decisions that crucially affect corporate strategies and the bottom line'. They influence the [[United Nations]], the [[World Tr ...diary between business and government and between business and the general public'<ref>International Chamber of Comemrce [http://www.iccwbo.org/wcf/id8856/in
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