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Influencing Public Policy: An Analysis of Published Op‐Eds by Academics
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  • 2005Source and content diversity in Op-Ed Pages: assessing editorial strategies inTheNew York Timesand theWashington Post66 cited

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  • 2026Academic Experts in Policymaking: Divergent Patterns but Persistent Profiles Across Parliament, Government, and Media1 cited

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