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Social Constructions: The American Government

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The American government includes the public domain in the decision making or changing of some of its policies. The social construction of target populations enables the US to spread their research for best policies and practices (Schneider and Ingram 1993, 334-347). Social constructions are political since they are related to the public influence and are modified through hortatory and representative language considered political. Social constructions are measured through simple research methods and literature analysis. Social organizations of target public populations answer the limitations to Laswell’s stage model theory. It determines influence of the public in setting policy agendas and contents. Agendas are made more significantly and robustly

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