The social structure of public administration and the academic-practitioner divide : perspectives from computational social sciences and corpus linguistics

Research output: Conference Papers › RGC 33 - Other conference paper

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Original language	English
Publication status	Presented - 3 Jul 2023

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Title	Innovations in Public Service
Location	BOCCONI UNIVERSITY
Place	Italy
City	Milan
Period	3 - 4 July 2023

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The social structure of public administration and the academic-practitioner divide: perspectives from computational social sciences and corpus linguistics. / Walker, Richard; Zhang, Jiasheng; Chandra, Yanto et al.
2023. Innovations in Public Service, Milan, Italy.

Research output: Conference Papers › RGC 33 - Other conference paper

Walker, R, Zhang, J, Chandra, Y , Dong, B & Wang, Y 2023, 'The social structure of public administration and the academic-practitioner divide: perspectives from computational social sciences and corpus linguistics', Innovations in Public Service, Milan, Italy, 3/07/23 - 4/07/23.

Walker, R., Zhang, J., Chandra, Y., Dong, B., & Wang, Y. (2023). The social structure of public administration and the academic-practitioner divide: perspectives from computational social sciences and corpus linguistics. Innovations in Public Service, Milan, Italy.

Walker R, Zhang J, Chandra Y , Dong B , Wang Y. The social structure of public administration and the academic-practitioner divide: perspectives from computational social sciences and corpus linguistics. 2023. Innovations in Public Service, Milan, Italy.

Walker, Richard ; Zhang, Jiasheng ; Chandra, Yanto et al. / The social structure of public administration and the academic-practitioner divide : perspectives from computational social sciences and corpus linguistics. Innovations in Public Service, Milan, Italy.