Concept information
Preferred term
policy predictability
Definition
- The policy field represents two diametrically opposite views about the predictability of policy. One approach to this topic is rooted in the belief that policy developments can be viewed as a science, where a rational process of deliberation and analysis leads one to gather information that seeks to address social, political, or economic problems. [Source: Encyclopedia of Governance; Policy Predictability]
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-DZXJQ7TL-Z
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