Policy formulation: where ignorant armies clash by might
By: Deleon, Peter.
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ArticleSubject(s): U.S.A | Research | Public Policy | Poverty | Policy Sciences | Public Policy - Research - U.S.A
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Asian Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: Discusses a wide class of policy problems which are highly resistant to the more traditional and practiced policy analytic perspectives. Part of their immunity is attributed to the nature of probl;ems and the political/social context in which they exist. There is a fundamental lack of understanding as to what causes and motivates the problem. Policy design if carefully constructed can offer a more integrated perspective far determining what we know and what we need to know. Both of these will improve public policy-making and lessen the number of complaints. The evaluation research and implementation analysis needs development. The operational measures must be advanced so that they can be vetted by expos
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Issue no: 12(2), Dec.90, p.214-31 | Available | AR1298 |
Discusses a wide class of policy problems which are highly resistant to the more traditional and practiced policy analytic perspectives. Part of their immunity is attributed to the nature of probl;ems and the political/social context in which they exist. There is a fundamental lack of understanding as to what causes and motivates the problem. Policy design if carefully constructed can offer a more integrated perspective far determining what we know and what we need to know. Both of these will improve public policy-making and lessen the number of complaints. The evaluation research and implementation analysis needs development. The operational measures must be advanced so that they can be vetted by expos
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