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An '''Issue Network''' refers to the numerous people who are involved in the formulation of policy. This includes the scholars and academics, [[interest groups]], government agencies, lobbyists, the cabinet, members of [[Congress]], and the [[president]]. | An '''Issue Network''' refers to the numerous people who are involved in the formulation of policy. This includes the scholars and academics, [[interest groups]], government agencies, lobbyists, the cabinet, members of [[Congress]], and the [[president]]. | ||
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| + | *[[Dead List]] | ||
| + | *[[Eighth Circuit]] | ||
| + | *[[Agency]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:48, August 23, 2010
An Issue Network refers to the numerous people who are involved in the formulation of policy. This includes the scholars and academics, interest groups, government agencies, lobbyists, the cabinet, members of Congress, and the president.