Policy-Making in the Real World

Michael Hallsworth

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Michael Hallsworth looks at how UK policy-making can be improved by learning from the mistakes of the past. Formulating successful policies is a key challenge for any government. So far attempts to reform UK policy-making have failed to deal with the real-life pressures policy-makers face, but a survey of past policy successes points towards useful new directions. Michael Hallsworth reports.

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