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  <title>RAND: Andrea M. Abler</title>
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            <id>https://www.rand.org/pubs/commentary/2016/03/how-the-wonks-of-public-policy-and-the-geeks-of-tech.html</id>
            <title type="html">How the &apos;Wonks&apos; of Public Policy and the &apos;Geeks&apos; of Tech Can Get Together </title>
            
            <published>2016-03-18T16:15:00Z</published>
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            <summary type="html">Conventional wisdom says that technology innovates and disrupts, while public policy regulates and controls. What might a better integration of the commercial tech sector with the policy community look like? </summary>
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