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Anna Visvizi · Miltiadis Demetrios Lytras

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Covid-19 transforms the government: here's what to look at TGPPP readers are well-aware of the change in the journal's stewardship that has taken place as of January 1, 2020.From its inception, TGPPP was edited by Professor Zahir Irani, under whose editorship over the past 13 years, 50 issues of the journal were published.In this way, TGPPP established itself as one of the leading journals defining the field and promoting cutting-edge research influencing the academic debate.The academic community, ourselves included, remains grateful to Professor Irani for his work.As we, Professors Anna Visvizi, as the Editor-in-Chief, and Miltiadis D. Lytras, as the Associate Editor, are taking over the journal, we can

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