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Political Management Strategies and Polical/Career Relationships: Where Are We Now in the Federal Government?

Patricia Wallace Ingraham · James R. Thompson · Elliot F. Eisenberg

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Patricia W. Ingraham, James R. Thompson, Elliot F. Eisenberg, Political Management Strategies and Polical/Career Relationships: Where Are We Now in the Federal Government?, Public Administration Review, Vol. 55, No. 3 (May - Jun., 1995), pp. 263-272

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