Global think tanks policy networks and governance

James G. McGann · Richard Sabatini

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Policy Transfer and Learning International Relations and Foreign Policy Globalization and political ideologies

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"Presenting an important guide to the factors contributing this spread as well as the future of think tanks, this book reflects recent trends such as including globalization; digitalization; artificial intelligence; populism; and disinformation. It also includes a new chapter on shifting attitudes towards age and gender"--

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