Institutional policy analysis: A critical review

William T. Gormley

Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 1987, vol. 6, issue 2, 153-169

Abstract: Institutional policy analysts, who study government reform and its consequences, have made three strategic choices: first, they support or emphasize procedural values; second, they use a single method to examine a single reform of a single institution; and third, they focus on declining institutions, formal reforms, and coercive controls. The author challenges these choices and argues in favor of alternative approaches.

Date: 1987
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