Social Sciences
UK
100%
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44%
Civil Service
38%
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35%
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28%
Case Study
28%
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23%
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22%
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21%
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19%
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18%
Policy Process
16%
Public Expenditure
16%
Political Elite
14%
Autonomy
12%
Policy Making
12%
Government Departments
12%
Elections
12%
British Government
12%
Regional Policy
12%
Labor Administration
12%
Local Government
9%
Economic Recovery
9%
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9%
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9%
London
9%
Pluralism
8%
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8%
Coordination
7%
Legislation
6%
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6%
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6%
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6%
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6%
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6%
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6%
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6%
Institutionalization
6%
Monopolies
6%
Methodological Pluralism
6%
Revolutions
6%
Policy Network
6%
Twentieth Century
6%
Open Society
6%
Bolsheviks
6%
Policy networks
6%
Organizational Change
6%
Social Media
6%
First World
6%
Diseases
6%
Arts and Humanities
Reform
39%
Martin Smith
30%
Westminster
27%
Westminster model
27%
British politics
26%
Whitehall
26%
Prime ministers
24%
Tradition
21%
Treasury
19%
Civil Service
19%
Fallacy
19%
Richard Smith
16%
Manchester
14%
Criticism
12%
Political Memoir
12%
Policy Making
12%
Disengagement
12%
Plurality
12%
Chancellor
12%
Crisis
12%
Political Elite
11%
era
10%
Elitist
9%
Boris Johnson
9%
Memoir
9%
Ethos
9%
Populism
8%
British State
8%
Top-down
8%
London
8%
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7%
Public Services
7%
Tony Blair
7%
Frame-work
7%
Regional
6%
Honor
6%
Manifesto
6%
General elections
6%
Leveling
6%
Empirical evidence
6%
Leaders
6%
Constitutional Reform
6%
Exeter
6%
David Cameron
6%
Deputies
6%
Independent
6%
Polity
6%
Sagas
6%
wager
6%
Political System
6%
