The power and politics of blogs
Public ChoicePublished 11 September 2007Open access
Henry Farrell, Daniel W. Drezner
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Abstract
Adaptált digitalizált tankönyv. Az ELTE Fogyatékosügyi Központja a fogyatékossággal élő hallgatók megsegítése céljából tankönyveket adaptál. A tananyag akadálymentes, adaptált változata az arra jogosult (a fogyatékosügyi koordinátoroknál regisztrált) hallgatók számára érhető el.
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