
Corporate Power vs. Public Interest
“…This is a must-read for anyone that cares about how we can strengthen our governance institutions and guard against avoidable disasters.”
Vass Bednar
Executive Director, Master of Public Policy in Digital Society Program

Corporate Power vs. Public Interest
“…This is a must-read for anyone that cares about how we can strengthen our governance institutions and guard against avoidable disasters.”
Vass Bednar
Executive Director, Master of Public Policy in Digital Society Program
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