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Who Gets to Control Civil Rights Case Management? An Essay on Purposive Organizations and Litigation Agenda-Building

Michael A. Olivas

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Article published in the Michigan State Law Review.

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Article published in the Michigan State Law Review.

Key concepts: Control (management), Civil society, Political science, Public administration, Law, Management control system, Business, Law and economics

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