Sentence examples for conception of policy making from inspiring English sources
Incrementalism was first developed in the 1950s by the American political scientist Charles E. Lindblom in response to the then-prevalent conception of policy making as a process of rational analysis culminating in a value-maximizing decision.
Thus, bureaucratic politics is often offered as a counterpoint to realist or rationalist conceptions of policy decision making.
What follows is a discussion of the importance placed on non-partisanship, transparency and forecasting in the form of IFCs and how such forms and functions reflect and realise particular understanding of the problem of public debt and conceptions of the future and policy making.
This volume examines philosophical conceptions of ethics expertise from both historical and contemporary perspectives, including applications of ethics expertise in such areas as bioethics consultation, expert witnessing and policy making.
Scientists in an R&D lab may feel that marketing people have no conception of what makes them tick.
What conception of human purpose makes one adapt without succumbing?
For most of my life, I had no real conception of how to make them go together.
In general, instrumentalist conceptions of authority make no special mention of democracy.
He tried to obtain from me explanations of my conception of our policies toward Latin America.
Here the tests may alter persons' conception of their health and make them feel ill.
