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Democracy doesn't come with an instruction manual. But in How to Change a Country, Richard Denniss and Bill Browne break down the practical mechanics of social and political change, from building coalitions and shaping public debate to turning public support into lasting reform. For anyone who's ever wondered how change really happens, this is where to start. Pre-order your copy today. Change the country for only $36.99.

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Democracy doesn't come with an instruction manual. But in How to Change a Country, Richard Denniss and Bill Browne break down the practical mechanics of social and political change, from building coalitions and shaping public debate to turning public support into lasting reform. For anyone who's ever wondered how change really happens, this is where to start. Pre-order your copy today. Change the country for only $36.99.

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