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Looking back, major reforms can feel inevitable. At the time, they rarely did. Progress has always depended on people willing to make the case, build support and keep pushing long after others had written change off as impossible. In How to Change a Country, Richard Denniss and Bill Browne unpack the strategies behind successful campaigns and political movements, showing how ordinary people can help achieve extraordinary change. Pre-order your copy today. Only $36.99.

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Looking back, major reforms can feel inevitable. At the time, they rarely did. Progress has always depended on people willing to make the case, build support and keep pushing long after others had written change off as impossible. In How to Change a Country, Richard Denniss and Bill Browne unpack the strategies behind successful campaigns and political movements, showing how ordinary people can help achieve extraordinary change. Pre-order your copy today. Only $36.99.

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