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Beyond society-centred and state-centred models - An alternative perspective on a retrospective public policy analysis

By: Tremblay, Reeta Chowdhari.
Material type: materialTypeLabelArticlePublisher: 1997Description: p.874-890.Subject(s): Public policy In: Indian Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: Concerned with the inadequacies inherent in narrow paradigmatic structures of the existing public-policy analysis, which often cause theoretical constraints, the author presents Retrospective Public Policy Model as a viable alternative model. Giving conceptual clarification on (i) conditions and capabilities of the State for autonomous action in public policy-making which characterise the post-War environment, and (ii) the State as a reflexive actor - which are fundamental to her model's conceptual framework, she discusses analytically, with illustrations from Indian State, five propositions, on which the thesis of her theoretical model is based. - Reproduced
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Volume no: 43, Issue no: 4 Available AR37835

Concerned with the inadequacies inherent in narrow paradigmatic structures of the existing public-policy analysis, which often cause theoretical constraints, the author presents Retrospective Public Policy Model as a viable alternative model. Giving conceptual clarification on (i) conditions and capabilities of the State for autonomous action in public policy-making which characterise the post-War environment, and (ii) the State as a reflexive actor - which are fundamental to her model's conceptual framework, she discusses analytically, with illustrations from Indian State, five propositions, on which the thesis of her theoretical model is based. - Reproduced

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