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677-715 ; Decision Making vs. Policy Making : Towards an Antidote for Technocracy , " Public Administration Review " , XXX , 1970 , pp . 314-325 ; Four Systems of Policy , Politics , and Choice , PAR , XXXII , 1972 , pp . 298-310 .
677-715 ; Decision Making vs. Policy Making : Towards an Antidote for Technocracy , " Public Administration Review " , XXX , 1970 , pp . 314-325 ; Four Systems of Policy , Politics , and Choice , PAR , XXXII , 1972 , pp . 298-310 .
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Wilson identifies four types of policy and of policy - making process . a ) Policies with concentrated benefits and diffused costs . Such policies will tend to be adopted rather easily , because the potential opponents are , in ideal ...
Wilson identifies four types of policy and of policy - making process . a ) Policies with concentrated benefits and diffused costs . Such policies will tend to be adopted rather easily , because the potential opponents are , in ideal ...
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Some Advantages of the Policy - Types Approach As we have seen before , each type of policy takes into account , at the ... It may be said to allow a formal analysis of decision - making processes ( those which take place in cabinets ...
Some Advantages of the Policy - Types Approach As we have seen before , each type of policy takes into account , at the ... It may be said to allow a formal analysis of decision - making processes ( those which take place in cabinets ...
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