Making collective policy entrepreneurship work : the case of China's post - disaster reconstruction/ Na Tang
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Journal Of Asian Public Policy : March 2020, Vol 13. No 1, pp.60-78Summary: This paper presents a case study of a group of officials who enabled collective policy entrepreneurship work by combining social acuity, problem of reframing, common interests, lack of resources and complementary capabilities .
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This paper presents a case study of a group of officials who enabled collective policy entrepreneurship work by combining social acuity, problem of reframing, common interests, lack of resources and complementary capabilities .
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