PLG 400 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Anthony Downs, Wicked Problem, Socalled

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Chapter 2: agenda-setting: agenda setting is a label for the process by which governments decide which issues need their attention and prioritize amongst them. Implementation of the more feasible and cost=effective among the measures noted above may have a significant initial impact on fatalities. Implementation of the more feasible and cost-effective among the measures noted above may have significant initial impacts. What is the content of agendas: differs across governments and time periods. Initial demands for government action can come from inside and/or outside governments, described as inside initiation and outside initiation and outside initiation respectively. Inside initiation the government controls many aspects of problem definition, framing, and issue articulation. Individual political preference on the part of decision-(cid:373)ake(cid:396)"s dictates window openings: random windows, unforeseen events, spill-over windows, related issues are drawn into already opened windows in other sectors or issue areas.

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