C Mavrot
Biographic Data
| ID | 48911 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Mavrot |
| GIVEN NAMES | C |
| FAMILY NAME | Mavrot |
| SIGNATURE | MAVROT C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Lausanne |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9603-5790 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 69 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Archiver la science politique. Un témoignage de Michel Offerlé sur la fabrique d’une (in)discipline
Michel Offerlé est une figure centrale de la science politique française contemporaine. À l’occasion d’une conférence à l’Institut d’études politiques de Lille en mars 2023, il livre à Émulations un entretien sur son parcours universitaire. À la fois témoin et acteur, il propose un récit incarné du métier de chercheur., des transformations de la science politique et des luttes qui l’ont traversée. À rebours d’un récit policé et linéaire, l’entret…
What evaluation criteria are used in policy evaluation research: A cross-field literature review
This literature review offers a comprehensive overview of the use of evaluation criteria across five policy fields: social services, land-use planning, teaching in higher education, vocational education, and the environment. Though it is a key part of the evaluation process, the question of how criteria are defined, chosen, and applied generates surprisingly little debate among the evaluation community. In evaluation practice, criteria are often …
Challenges to the Legitimacy of Scientific Policy Advice in Three Swiss Crises: Can Institutionalization Shield Against Politicization
Policymakers need to rely on scientific knowledge to formulate effective policies, and the policy advisory systems (PAS) of most countries include scientific advisors. However, the legitimacy of scientific advice is frequently being challenged, in particular during crises. This article examines what aspects of scientific advice are being contested and what factors lead to the loss of the legitimacy of scientific policy advice during crises. Empir…
The local tackling of global issues: A governance paradox in federal states
This study focuses on a paradox of federalism.In disputed policy issues, subnational government units can initiate bottom-up policy change while the federal government remains inactive.This typically occurs in public health or climate change fields, where there might be a mismatch between the required and the effective scale of action.In such cases, subnational entities bear the costs of a politically risky action to produce a higher-level public…
Blame‐avoidance and fragmented crisis management during the Covid‐19 pandemic in Switzerland
This article studies how the prolonged pandemic situation impacted crisis governance in the federalized governance system of Switzerland. It examines how in this acute crisis situation, the responsibility for decision‐making fluctuated among governance levels, placing subnational states in a situation of uncertainty that caused a fragmented crisis management , and therefore suboptimal policy learning processes. The study is based on the case of C…
Three years of Covid‐19 pandemic: Coping with crisis governance in the long term
This special issue of European Policy Analysis on COVID-19 policies follows two previous ones addressing that topic. The first one was published in the fall 2020 to examine the initial reactions of governments to the shock of the crisis (Colfer, 2020), and the second one in fall 2022, to analyze how governance processes had evolved with the prolongation of the crisis (Malandrino & Mavrot, 2022). This spring 2023 marks the 3rd year of the pandemic…
Blood, sweat, and cannabis: Real-World Policy Evaluation of Controversial Issues
The motivation of this article is to address the ambivalent position of policy analysis when it intervenes in the real-world policy process through policy evaluation. It tackles the underresearched question of the challenges faced by policy analysis in relation to applied research mandates. It argues that policy analysis is constantly at risk of instrumentalisation by politico-administrative players. The article is based on the evaluation of the …
Bureaucratic entrepreneurship and morality politics: Dividing lines within the state
Based on a qualitative and quantitative research design, this article examines the implementation of a morality policy – the medical cannabis policy in Switzerland – to investigate three understudied aspects of bureaucratic entrepreneurship. First, moving away from mono‐professional studies, the focus is on a policy characterized by a dispute between two groups of bureaucrats: physicians and jurists. Second, key conditions triggering bureaucratic…
When politicians do not care for the policy: Street-level compliance in cross-agency contexts
The non-implementation of political decisions is a major challenge of contemporary political life. Policy analysis has devoted careful attention to implementation gaps resulting from administrative non-compliance with political orders. However, the fact that political authorities actually want to enforce all policies should not be taken for granted. This article proposes a conceptual model that systematically accounts for cross-agency divergence …
After the “honeymoon”, what is next? Covid‐19 policies in Europe beyond the first wave
This special issue is the sequelto the issue on COVID‐19 policies published in European Policy Analysis in fall 2020, which focused on the European countries' early responses to the pandemic. The collection aims to go beyond the “honeymoon” phase of the outbreak, that is, the first wave. The selected cases—Sweden, Greece and Cyprus, Germany, Turkey, Hungary, and the Eurozone—provide a variety of national features in terms of political systems, in…
Limiting the executive power after the Second World War: The invention of administrative science
This article analyses the emergence of administrative science in France in the wake of the Second World War. The birth of this discipline is examined through the history of its founders, a group of comparatist aiming at developing universal administrative principles. The post-war context prompted the creation of checks and balances against administrative power (through oversight of the legality of administrative action) and against the powers of …
Rock’n’roll, étiquetage et third-person effect: Retour épistémologique sur la notion de panique morale. Entretien avec Erik Neveu
Émulations a le plaisir de recevoir Erik Neveu pour un entretien sur la question des paniques morales et la diffusion de cette notion au sein des espaces académiques francophones et anglo-saxons. L'auteur nous livre ses réflexions sur des enjeux d'actualité liés aux paniques morales, notamment les conditions et les limites de son succès ainsi que les terrains sur lesquels la notion pourrait être mise à contribution à l'avenir
Paniques morales: Requiem Pour Un Concept Ou Second Souffle
Ce numéro thématique trouve son origine dans le succès paradoxal de l’expression de « panique morale » qui sature l’espace médiatique, mais dont les usages élastiques permettent les appropriations les plus diverses. Comme pour d’autres notions à la croisée du champ scientifique et du champ politico-médiatique (populisme, complotisme...), le flou qui entoure ces usages et les multiples récupérations dont cette notion fait l’objet interrogent en ef…
Hollywood, McDonald’s and Black Lives Matter: The decrepit face of the American dream
"Hollywood, McDonald’s and Black Lives Matter: the decrepit face of the American dream." Visual Studies, 36(4-5), p. 554
As reformas dos sistemas de saúde da América Latina: Influências neoliberais e desafios aos Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Analisam-se as características das reformas dos sistemas de saúde de países da América Latina e Caribe (ALC), a evolução dos gastos públicos e dos Objetivos de Desenvolvimento do Milênio (ODM). Discutem-se as influências neoliberais nas reformas e as possíveis consequências para os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS) que os sucederam. Estudo comparado de países selecionados. Dados extraídos das plataformas CEPALStat, Global Health Obse…
Prisons en Afrique. Manifestation spatiale du pouvoir et ordre négocié. Entretien avec Marie Morelle
Émulations reçoit Marie Morelle, spécialiste du phénomène carcéral au Cameroun et à Madagascar. Cet entretien est l’occasion d’aborder des questions de régulation politique des inégalités sociales et de circulation internationale des modèles punitifs, mais aussi d’interdisciplinarité et de décentrement du regard Nord-Sud dans la production des analyses scientifiques
Les interfaces de l’action publique: Gérer, décider, contester
Les interfaces de l'action publique. Grer, dcider, contester The interfaces of public action. Managing, deciding, contesting Las interfaces de la accin pblica. Gestionar, decidir, desafiar
Switzerland's Covid‐19 policy response: Consociational crisis management and neo‐corporatist reopening
Switzerland responded to the first COVID-19 wave fairly successfully by employing both public health and economic measures. During the state of emergency, the federal government made a firm decision to flatten the infection curve and to protect especially at-risk populations. During the lockdown period, the focus of the political debate shifted from health to the economy as the Federal Council (i.e., the national executive) started to prepare for…
Current Situation. Attack on the Humanities and Social Sciences in Brazil
In the wake of President Jair Bolsonaro's recent attacks on philosophy and sociology in the higher education system, Émulations is pleased to welcome three experts for a cross-interview on the situation of human and social sciences in Brazil in light of the current political situation. This interview was conducted by Céline Mavrot and Romain Tiquet. Dans le cadre des attaques récentes du président Jair Bolsonaro à l’encontre de la philosophie et …
Vertical epistemic communities in multilevel governance
Literature defines epistemic communities as knowledge-based networks whose purpose is to influence policy. While previous studies often focused on the horizontal functioning of epistemic communities, we expand the debate by integrating the vertical dimension as an additional governing structure. We argue that vertical epistemic communities take advantage of multiple-scale systems to generate coherent strategies which enable them to influence poli…
La formation continue des hauts fonctionnaires, instrument de réforme de l’administration française (1947-1974)
À l’issue de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, une poignée de hauts fonctionnaires réformateurs fonde l’Institut technique des administrations publiques. En élaborant un répertoire de réforme original – la formation continue des fonctionnaires –, cet organisme privé va s’attacher à diffuser des nouvelles méthodes de rationalisation du travail au sein de l’administration française. In fine , la trajectoire de l’institut permet de saisir sur le vif une a…
Questioning the Constitutional Order: A Comparison of the French and the U.S. Politics–Administration Dichotomy Controversies After World War II
By comparing the French and the U.S. controversies on the appropriate position of public administration within the constitutional order of the state after World War II, this article aims to contribute to the historical clarification of the politics–administration dichotomy as one of the key ideas of administrative research and theory. The article underscores that the same phenomenon—the rejection of the dichotomy—has led to different conclusions …
Addressing Multilevel Program Complexity by Evaluation Design
In this paper, we present the evaluation design for a complex multilevel program recently introduced in Switzerland. The evaluation embraces the federal level, the cantonal program level, and the project level where target groups are directly addressed. We employ Pawson and Tilley's realist evaluation approach, in order to do justice to the varying context factors that impact the cantonal programs leading to varying effectiveness of the implement…
Confronting Theories of European Integration: A Comparative Congruence Analysis of Veterinary Drug Regulations in Five Countries
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Taylor & Francis (Routledge) via the DOI in this record
How Traditional Are the American, French and German Traditions of Public Administration? A Research Agenda
Consistent with the notion of tradition, public administration scholars usually interpret and compare administrative developments in the US, France, and Germany as inheritance, assuming continuity. However, administrative traditions have thus far not been an object of systematic research. The present research agenda aims to address this research gap by introducing the transfer‐of‐ideas approach as a means to examine the empirical substance of nat…
Vertical epistemic communities in multilevel governance
Literature defines epistemic communities as knowledge-based networks whose purpose is to influence policy. While previous studies often focused on the horizontal functioning of epistemic communities, we expand the debate by integrating the vertical dimension as an additional governing structure. We argue that vertical epistemic communities take advantage of multiple-scale systems to generate coherent strategies which enable them to influence poli…
Switzerland's Covid‐19 policy response: Consociational crisis management and neo‐corporatist reopening
Switzerland responded to the first COVID-19 wave fairly successfully by employing both public health and economic measures. During the state of emergency, the federal government made a firm decision to flatten the infection curve and to protect especially at-risk populations. During the lockdown period, the focus of the political debate shifted from health to the economy as the Federal Council (i.e., the national executive) started to prepare for…
Confronting Theories of European Integration: A Comparative Congruence Analysis of Veterinary Drug Regulations in Five Countries
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Taylor & Francis (Routledge) via the DOI in this record
How Traditional Are the American, French and German Traditions of Public Administration? A Research Agenda
Consistent with the notion of tradition, public administration scholars usually interpret and compare administrative developments in the US, France, and Germany as inheritance, assuming continuity. However, administrative traditions have thus far not been an object of systematic research. The present research agenda aims to address this research gap by introducing the transfer‐of‐ideas approach as a means to examine the empirical substance of nat…
When politicians do not care for the policy: Street-level compliance in cross-agency contexts
The non-implementation of political decisions is a major challenge of contemporary political life. Policy analysis has devoted careful attention to implementation gaps resulting from administrative non-compliance with political orders. However, the fact that political authorities actually want to enforce all policies should not be taken for granted. This article proposes a conceptual model that systematically accounts for cross-agency divergence …
Bureaucratic entrepreneurship and morality politics: Dividing lines within the state
Based on a qualitative and quantitative research design, this article examines the implementation of a morality policy – the medical cannabis policy in Switzerland – to investigate three understudied aspects of bureaucratic entrepreneurship. First, moving away from mono‐professional studies, the focus is on a policy characterized by a dispute between two groups of bureaucrats: physicians and jurists. Second, key conditions triggering bureaucratic…
Addressing Multilevel Program Complexity by Evaluation Design
In this paper, we present the evaluation design for a complex multilevel program recently introduced in Switzerland. The evaluation embraces the federal level, the cantonal program level, and the project level where target groups are directly addressed. We employ Pawson and Tilley's realist evaluation approach, in order to do justice to the varying context factors that impact the cantonal programs leading to varying effectiveness of the implement…
Questioning the Constitutional Order: A Comparison of the French and the U.S. Politics–Administration Dichotomy Controversies After World War II
By comparing the French and the U.S. controversies on the appropriate position of public administration within the constitutional order of the state after World War II, this article aims to contribute to the historical clarification of the politics–administration dichotomy as one of the key ideas of administrative research and theory. The article underscores that the same phenomenon—the rejection of the dichotomy—has led to different conclusions …
Blame‐avoidance and fragmented crisis management during the Covid‐19 pandemic in Switzerland
This article studies how the prolonged pandemic situation impacted crisis governance in the federalized governance system of Switzerland. It examines how in this acute crisis situation, the responsibility for decision‐making fluctuated among governance levels, placing subnational states in a situation of uncertainty that caused a fragmented crisis management , and therefore suboptimal policy learning processes. The study is based on the case of C…
Three years of Covid‐19 pandemic: Coping with crisis governance in the long term
This special issue of European Policy Analysis on COVID-19 policies follows two previous ones addressing that topic. The first one was published in the fall 2020 to examine the initial reactions of governments to the shock of the crisis (Colfer, 2020), and the second one in fall 2022, to analyze how governance processes had evolved with the prolongation of the crisis (Malandrino & Mavrot, 2022). This spring 2023 marks the 3rd year of the pandemic…
Blood, sweat, and cannabis: Real-World Policy Evaluation of Controversial Issues
The motivation of this article is to address the ambivalent position of policy analysis when it intervenes in the real-world policy process through policy evaluation. It tackles the underresearched question of the challenges faced by policy analysis in relation to applied research mandates. It argues that policy analysis is constantly at risk of instrumentalisation by politico-administrative players. The article is based on the evaluation of the …
How Traditional Are the American, French and German Traditions of Public Administration? A Research Agenda
Consistent with the notion of tradition, public administration scholars usually interpret and compare administrative developments in the US, France, and Germany as inheritance, assuming continuity. However, administrative traditions have thus far not been an object of systematic research. The present research agenda aims to address this research gap by introducing the transfer‐of‐ideas approach as a means to examine the empirical substance of nat…
Confronting Theories of European Integration: A Comparative Congruence Analysis of Veterinary Drug Regulations in Five Countries
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Taylor & Francis (Routledge) via the DOI in this record
Addressing Multilevel Program Complexity by Evaluation Design
In this paper, we present the evaluation design for a complex multilevel program recently introduced in Switzerland. The evaluation embraces the federal level, the cantonal program level, and the project level where target groups are directly addressed. We employ Pawson and Tilley's realist evaluation approach, in order to do justice to the varying context factors that impact the cantonal programs leading to varying effectiveness of the implement…
La formation continue des hauts fonctionnaires, instrument de réforme de l’administration française (1947-1974)
À l’issue de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, une poignée de hauts fonctionnaires réformateurs fonde l’Institut technique des administrations publiques. En élaborant un répertoire de réforme original – la formation continue des fonctionnaires –, cet organisme privé va s’attacher à diffuser des nouvelles méthodes de rationalisation du travail au sein de l’administration française. In fine , la trajectoire de l’institut permet de saisir sur le vif une a…
Questioning the Constitutional Order: A Comparison of the French and the U.S. Politics–Administration Dichotomy Controversies After World War II
By comparing the French and the U.S. controversies on the appropriate position of public administration within the constitutional order of the state after World War II, this article aims to contribute to the historical clarification of the politics–administration dichotomy as one of the key ideas of administrative research and theory. The article underscores that the same phenomenon—the rejection of the dichotomy—has led to different conclusions …
Vertical epistemic communities in multilevel governance
Literature defines epistemic communities as knowledge-based networks whose purpose is to influence policy. While previous studies often focused on the horizontal functioning of epistemic communities, we expand the debate by integrating the vertical dimension as an additional governing structure. We argue that vertical epistemic communities take advantage of multiple-scale systems to generate coherent strategies which enable them to influence poli…
Les interfaces de l’action publique: Gérer, décider, contester
Les interfaces de l'action publique. Grer, dcider, contester The interfaces of public action. Managing, deciding, contesting Las interfaces de la accin pblica. Gestionar, decidir, desafiar
Switzerland's Covid‐19 policy response: Consociational crisis management and neo‐corporatist reopening
Switzerland responded to the first COVID-19 wave fairly successfully by employing both public health and economic measures. During the state of emergency, the federal government made a firm decision to flatten the infection curve and to protect especially at-risk populations. During the lockdown period, the focus of the political debate shifted from health to the economy as the Federal Council (i.e., the national executive) started to prepare for…
Current Situation. Attack on the Humanities and Social Sciences in Brazil
In the wake of President Jair Bolsonaro's recent attacks on philosophy and sociology in the higher education system, Émulations is pleased to welcome three experts for a cross-interview on the situation of human and social sciences in Brazil in light of the current political situation. This interview was conducted by Céline Mavrot and Romain Tiquet. Dans le cadre des attaques récentes du président Jair Bolsonaro à l’encontre de la philosophie et …
Hollywood, McDonald’s and Black Lives Matter: The decrepit face of the American dream
"Hollywood, McDonald’s and Black Lives Matter: the decrepit face of the American dream." Visual Studies, 36(4-5), p. 554
As reformas dos sistemas de saúde da América Latina: Influências neoliberais e desafios aos Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Analisam-se as características das reformas dos sistemas de saúde de países da América Latina e Caribe (ALC), a evolução dos gastos públicos e dos Objetivos de Desenvolvimento do Milênio (ODM). Discutem-se as influências neoliberais nas reformas e as possíveis consequências para os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS) que os sucederam. Estudo comparado de países selecionados. Dados extraídos das plataformas CEPALStat, Global Health Obse…
Prisons en Afrique. Manifestation spatiale du pouvoir et ordre négocié. Entretien avec Marie Morelle
Émulations reçoit Marie Morelle, spécialiste du phénomène carcéral au Cameroun et à Madagascar. Cet entretien est l’occasion d’aborder des questions de régulation politique des inégalités sociales et de circulation internationale des modèles punitifs, mais aussi d’interdisciplinarité et de décentrement du regard Nord-Sud dans la production des analyses scientifiques
After the “honeymoon”, what is next? Covid‐19 policies in Europe beyond the first wave
This special issue is the sequelto the issue on COVID‐19 policies published in European Policy Analysis in fall 2020, which focused on the European countries' early responses to the pandemic. The collection aims to go beyond the “honeymoon” phase of the outbreak, that is, the first wave. The selected cases—Sweden, Greece and Cyprus, Germany, Turkey, Hungary, and the Eurozone—provide a variety of national features in terms of political systems, in…
Limiting the executive power after the Second World War: The invention of administrative science
This article analyses the emergence of administrative science in France in the wake of the Second World War. The birth of this discipline is examined through the history of its founders, a group of comparatist aiming at developing universal administrative principles. The post-war context prompted the creation of checks and balances against administrative power (through oversight of the legality of administrative action) and against the powers of …
Rock’n’roll, étiquetage et third-person effect: Retour épistémologique sur la notion de panique morale. Entretien avec Erik Neveu
Émulations a le plaisir de recevoir Erik Neveu pour un entretien sur la question des paniques morales et la diffusion de cette notion au sein des espaces académiques francophones et anglo-saxons. L'auteur nous livre ses réflexions sur des enjeux d'actualité liés aux paniques morales, notamment les conditions et les limites de son succès ainsi que les terrains sur lesquels la notion pourrait être mise à contribution à l'avenir
Paniques morales: Requiem Pour Un Concept Ou Second Souffle
Ce numéro thématique trouve son origine dans le succès paradoxal de l’expression de « panique morale » qui sature l’espace médiatique, mais dont les usages élastiques permettent les appropriations les plus diverses. Comme pour d’autres notions à la croisée du champ scientifique et du champ politico-médiatique (populisme, complotisme...), le flou qui entoure ces usages et les multiples récupérations dont cette notion fait l’objet interrogent en ef…
Blame‐avoidance and fragmented crisis management during the Covid‐19 pandemic in Switzerland
This article studies how the prolonged pandemic situation impacted crisis governance in the federalized governance system of Switzerland. It examines how in this acute crisis situation, the responsibility for decision‐making fluctuated among governance levels, placing subnational states in a situation of uncertainty that caused a fragmented crisis management , and therefore suboptimal policy learning processes. The study is based on the case of C…
Three years of Covid‐19 pandemic: Coping with crisis governance in the long term
This special issue of European Policy Analysis on COVID-19 policies follows two previous ones addressing that topic. The first one was published in the fall 2020 to examine the initial reactions of governments to the shock of the crisis (Colfer, 2020), and the second one in fall 2022, to analyze how governance processes had evolved with the prolongation of the crisis (Malandrino & Mavrot, 2022). This spring 2023 marks the 3rd year of the pandemic…
Blood, sweat, and cannabis: Real-World Policy Evaluation of Controversial Issues
The motivation of this article is to address the ambivalent position of policy analysis when it intervenes in the real-world policy process through policy evaluation. It tackles the underresearched question of the challenges faced by policy analysis in relation to applied research mandates. It argues that policy analysis is constantly at risk of instrumentalisation by politico-administrative players. The article is based on the evaluation of the …
Bureaucratic entrepreneurship and morality politics: Dividing lines within the state
Based on a qualitative and quantitative research design, this article examines the implementation of a morality policy – the medical cannabis policy in Switzerland – to investigate three understudied aspects of bureaucratic entrepreneurship. First, moving away from mono‐professional studies, the focus is on a policy characterized by a dispute between two groups of bureaucrats: physicians and jurists. Second, key conditions triggering bureaucratic…
When politicians do not care for the policy: Street-level compliance in cross-agency contexts
The non-implementation of political decisions is a major challenge of contemporary political life. Policy analysis has devoted careful attention to implementation gaps resulting from administrative non-compliance with political orders. However, the fact that political authorities actually want to enforce all policies should not be taken for granted. This article proposes a conceptual model that systematically accounts for cross-agency divergence …
The local tackling of global issues: A governance paradox in federal states
This study focuses on a paradox of federalism.In disputed policy issues, subnational government units can initiate bottom-up policy change while the federal government remains inactive.This typically occurs in public health or climate change fields, where there might be a mismatch between the required and the effective scale of action.In such cases, subnational entities bear the costs of a politically risky action to produce a higher-level public…
What evaluation criteria are used in policy evaluation research: A cross-field literature review
This literature review offers a comprehensive overview of the use of evaluation criteria across five policy fields: social services, land-use planning, teaching in higher education, vocational education, and the environment. Though it is a key part of the evaluation process, the question of how criteria are defined, chosen, and applied generates surprisingly little debate among the evaluation community. In evaluation practice, criteria are often …
Challenges to the Legitimacy of Scientific Policy Advice in Three Swiss Crises: Can Institutionalization Shield Against Politicization
Policymakers need to rely on scientific knowledge to formulate effective policies, and the policy advisory systems (PAS) of most countries include scientific advisors. However, the legitimacy of scientific advice is frequently being challenged, in particular during crises. This article examines what aspects of scientific advice are being contested and what factors lead to the loss of the legitimacy of scientific policy advice during crises. Empir…
Archiver la science politique. Un témoignage de Michel Offerlé sur la fabrique d’une (in)discipline
Michel Offerlé est une figure centrale de la science politique française contemporaine. À l’occasion d’une conférence à l’Institut d’études politiques de Lille en mars 2023, il livre à Émulations un entretien sur son parcours universitaire. À la fois témoin et acteur, il propose un récit incarné du métier de chercheur., des transformations de la science politique et des luttes qui l’ont traversée. À rebours d’un récit policé et linéaire, l’entret…
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