Titlebook: Society as an Interaction Space; A Systemic Approach Hanna Lehtim?ki,Petri Uusikyl?,Anssi Smedlund Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte

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Bringing Society Back in: Actors, Networks, and Systems in Public Policy means not only that non-governmental, civil society organizations and social relations should be given greater consideration, but even more important are various forms of structural differentiation at the macro level of societies which should be reintegrated into policy explanations.

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