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The Power of Communication: Managing Information in Public Organizations

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By helping students see how communication networks must be treated within larger psychological, cultural, and mechanical contexts, this work presents ways to construct effective channels so information is transmitted to the appropriate audiences, linking policy decisions to feedback from citizens

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