Classics and Public Policy : Perspectives From the United Kingdom
This book is the first to connect Classics with Public Policy, opening up discussion of the study and application of Classics in, and for, policy communities across the United Kingdom.It confronts and dismantles existing dominant narratives that classicists do not ‘do'policy and shows that, like any...
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2026
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