observatory
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群居男女
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联想记忆
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Government Without Governance: A Difficult and Risky Business?,k of policy blunders, failures and disasters. The ‘pop-up’ policy style excludes the incorporation of key interest groups which, though of course biased, have expert knowledge. Above all they know what will work and what will not. There have been plenty of policy blunders which have arisen as a resu
Obedient
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Brexit and the British Policy Style: Back to Governance?,rts. The actual decision to leave is almost impossible to fit into either of the main policy-making models of UK policy-making outlined in this book. Whilst interest groups played a significant role in getting Britain into the EU, they appear to have played little or no role in getting Britain out o
用不完
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The British Policy Style in Transition: From Governance to Government?,ion of austerity measures (the ‘austerity turn’), and the addressing of reform deficits not necessarily connected to austerity (the ‘policy reform turn’), changes in ministerial/civil service relations.
Decline
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Brexit and the British Policy Style: Back to Governance?,y process if a whole series of policy disasters and blunders is to be avoided. Thus, the post-Brexit policy style will need to swing away from the Westminster model, back to bottom-up consensual policy-making.
Euthyroid
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COST
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Bumble
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9708-1ion of austerity measures (the ‘austerity turn’), and the addressing of reform deficits not necessarily connected to austerity (the ‘policy reform turn’), changes in ministerial/civil service relations.
vasculitis
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9708-1y process if a whole series of policy disasters and blunders is to be avoided. Thus, the post-Brexit policy style will need to swing away from the Westminster model, back to bottom-up consensual policy-making.