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1982
Until relatively recently it was not generally believed that the communist states possessed anything that could properly be called a ‘policy process’. The ruling communist parties, it was believed, simply issued decisions which were then handed over for implementation to the various subordinate bureaucracies — governmental, social and cultured, and ...
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Until relatively recently it was not generally believed that the communist states possessed anything that could properly be called a ‘policy process’. The ruling communist parties, it was believed, simply issued decisions which were then handed over for implementation to the various subordinate bureaucracies — governmental, social and cultured, and ...
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2012
This chapter outlines the ways in which an understanding of the policy process can contribute to our understanding of social policy.
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This chapter outlines the ways in which an understanding of the policy process can contribute to our understanding of social policy.
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Economic Processes and Policies.
The Economic Journal, 1955J.-L. Guglielmi +2 more
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Behavioural governance in the policy process: introduction to the special issue
Journal of European Public Policy, 2021Anat Gofen +2 more
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The role of knowledge in the policy process
Journal of European Public Policy, 1995Claudio M Radaelli
exaly