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Congress, Health Care Reform, and Reconciliation

Eileen Burgin Political Science Department, University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont
Pages 270-296 | Published online: 04 Oct 2012

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Eileen Burgin. (2018) Congress, Policy Sustainability, and the Affordable Care Act: Democratic Policy Makers Overlooked Implementation, Post-Enactment Politics, and Policy Feedback Effects. Congress & the Presidency 45:3, pages 279-314.
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. (2015) Introduction. Politics and the Life Sciences 34:2, pages 1-6.
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Eileen Burgin. (2015) Perspectives on health care reform and the Affordable Care Act. Politics and the Life Sciences 34:2, pages 105-123.
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