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BEST BOOKS 2009: Authors on their books, and why federal politicians should read them


By KATE MALLOY, BEA VONGDOUANGCHANH, CYNTHIA MÜNSTER, ABBAS RANA, AND HARRIS MACLEOD
Published December 7, 2009

Most federal political players don't read many books. So The Hill Times is trying to help out. We're offering a list of most of the books published in Canada on federal politics, public policy, globalization, biography, and history in 2009 to date, and some of our best interviews with the authors, all in an effort to get more people to read. Enjoy.

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