Research in Social Problems and Public PolicyJ A I Press Limited, 1993 - 312 pages Even today, many people think of 'social problems' as involving poor and powerless individuals in society. "Research in Social Problems and Public Policy" seeks to improve the balance by adding a focus on important and powerful institutions. Such organizations often play key roles in managing, and mismanaging, the ways in which some of today's most important social problems are handled by the public policy system. The papers discuss policy sciences, public policy analysis and public management, addressing operations and design issues for government organizations. |
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... institutional failure " ( cf. Freudenburg , 1993 , p . 917 ) , although this alternative terminology carries enough ... institutions fail to be sufficiently vigilant . In one connection to the broader literature on social problems that ...
... institutional failure " ( cf. Freudenburg , 1993 , p . 917 ) , although this alternative terminology carries enough ... institutions fail to be sufficiently vigilant . In one connection to the broader literature on social problems that ...
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... institutions for assuring such rights and exercising such obligations . The economic model , in short , allows for ... institutions . Supply is intimately related to the distribution of natural , human - produced , and human resources ...
... institutions for assuring such rights and exercising such obligations . The economic model , in short , allows for ... institutions . Supply is intimately related to the distribution of natural , human - produced , and human resources ...
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... institutions add a further interesting twist . If price trends indicated that resources were becoming increasingly scarce , institutions would likely be devised to extend resource use into the future . Or if resources were becoming more ...
... institutions add a further interesting twist . If price trends indicated that resources were becoming increasingly scarce , institutions would likely be devised to extend resource use into the future . Or if resources were becoming more ...
Contents
SOCIAL IMPACTS OF INSTITUTIONAL FAILINGS | 5 |
THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGYS | 8 |
INFORMATIONAL BLACK HOLE | 19 |
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