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Virtual Lunchtime Talk - Civil Servants and Social Media: A minefield or the new frontier?

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The talk is based on Dennis’ research interests at POLIS , with a focus on the study of administrative leadership, and in particular the ways in which senior civil servants contribute to public debates in countries that operate under the Westminster system of government.

Please register for the talk on Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUqde6uqDguGdAF3nb_kE4QkOp-testKuhk

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