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informationspolitik

Access denied

By Ronald Deibert

Media As Politics in South Asia

By Sahana Udupa,Stephen D. McDowell

Information-intensive Britain

By Nick Moore

Federal Information Policies in the 1990s

By Harold C. Relyea

Democracy by disclosure

By Mary Graham

Atlantic communications

By Norbert Finzsch,Ursula Lehmkuhl

Knowledge as power

By David Sadofsky

Deep information

By John Felleman

United States Government Information Policies

By Harold C. Relyea

Downloading democracy

By Susan M. Ryan

The crime of reason

By Robert B. Laughlin

Full disclosure

By Archon Fung

State of denial

By Bob Woodward

Environmental information in developing nations

By Anna da Soledade Vieira

When information counts

By Bernard Rubin

Jōhōsen no jidai

By Tetsurō Katō

Examination reforms in Sri Lanka

By B. Premaratne

Speak no evil

By Louis Gwin

Strategies, Issues, and Events in Industrial Relations

By Jacqueline Jackson-Cox

Disclosure of information by multinational enterprises

By Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Working Group on Accounting Standards

Communication policies in Sweden

By Lars Furhoff

Secrecy and power in the British State

By Ann Rogers

Consumer information systems and consumer policy

By Hans Birger Thorelli

Privatizing government information

By Kathleen M. Eisenbeis