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  1. 1 Strategic decision-making in government 1977 · 35 pages · Andrew D. Seidel · Same author
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What should I read after Texas Cities in the Microcomputer Age?

BookOrb recommends Strategic decision-making in government (1977), Manual for collaborative organizational assessment in human settlements organizations (1992), Why cops quit (1983), Edra 10: Environmental Design (1979), and Teaching people - environment relations (1975).

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Who wrote Texas Cities in the Microcomputer Age?

Texas Cities in the Microcomputer Age is by David W. Tees and Andrew D. Seidel.