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Download The Business of Government, Spring 2005

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This issue includes conversations with Kenneth Feinberg and Admiral James Loy; leadership profiles of Ambassador Prudence Bushnell, Patrick R. Donahoe, William E. Gray, Ira L. Hobbs, Fran P. Mainella, Michael Montelongo, Kimberly T. Nelson, Rebecca Spitzgo, and Major General Charles E. Williams; a forum on "The Second Term;" and research report abstracts.

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