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314-325 ; Four Systems of Policy , Politics , and Choice , PAR , XXXII , 1972 , pp . 298-310 . 5 See R.H. Salisbury , The Analysis of Public Policy : A Search for Theories and Roles , in A. Ranney ( ed . ) , Political Science and Public ...
314-325 ; Four Systems of Policy , Politics , and Choice , PAR , XXXII , 1972 , pp . 298-310 . 5 See R.H. Salisbury , The Analysis of Public Policy : A Search for Theories and Roles , in A. Ranney ( ed . ) , Political Science and Public ...
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... and / or when the damage ( both in the form of unnecessary costs inflicted or of great benefits unnecessarily squandered ) that the policy could provoke in case of a mistake ( incorrect definition of the problem , choice of the ...
... and / or when the damage ( both in the form of unnecessary costs inflicted or of great benefits unnecessarily squandered ) that the policy could provoke in case of a mistake ( incorrect definition of the problem , choice of the ...
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... usually ideologically adjacent , and in a durable partnership ; if the compact majority is coalitional , its durability could sometimes depend on the ideological position of the partners , which forces the choice of a given majority ...
... usually ideologically adjacent , and in a durable partnership ; if the compact majority is coalitional , its durability could sometimes depend on the ideological position of the partners , which forces the choice of a given majority ...
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