Policy accumulation and the democratic responsiveness trap / Christian Adam...[et.al]

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ADAM Christian [author]

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TextSeries: Cambridge studies in comparative public policyPublication details: Cambridge Univ Press, 2022 Cambridge, United Kingdom;Description: xvi, 235 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN:

9781108969277 (pbk.)

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320.6 ADA

Summary: Finally, policy accumulation undermines the pursuit of evidence-based public policy, because it threatens our ability to evaluate the increasingly complex interactions within growing policy mixes. The authors argue that the stability of democratic systems will crucially depend on their ability to make policy accumulation more sustainable.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Finally, policy accumulation undermines the pursuit of evidence-based public policy, because it threatens our ability to evaluate the increasingly complex interactions within growing policy mixes. The authors argue that the stability of democratic systems will crucially depend on their ability to make policy accumulation more sustainable.

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