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Editorial
Artur Wołek
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“All politics is local” goes a common phrase describing US politics attributed to a long-serving former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives Tip O’Neill. It is meant to describe nuts and bolts of what makes a successful politician: keeping a close relationship with constituents who eventually are concerned most about issues touching their individual lives and communities and they vote accordingly. It is even more true about public policy but in a paradoxical and surprisingly uncharted way...Details
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