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This policy brief examines the scholarly impact of UP in the broader arena of public policymaking—an area where stronger collaboration between universities and the legislature is crucial.

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UP-Center for Integrative and Development Studies

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Pernia, Ronaldo A.

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University of the Philippines; public policymaking; academia; Public Policy

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