Principles of effective policy reform : lessons for Australia's climate change policy impasse/ Edited by Nicholas Brown and Stephen Dovers ; Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia
By: Brown, Nicholas (ed.)
| Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia
Contributor(s): Dovers, Stephen (ed.)
Publisher: Canberra, A.C.T : Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, 2021Description: v, 74 p, PDFISBN: 9780908290031Subject(s): Climate change | PolicyOnline Resources: DOWNLOAD PDF
This discussion paper offers 10 case studies of Australian policy initiatives over recent decades. The areas covered were selected on the basis of exhibiting several of the following features: • having a considerable degree of difficulty and complexity, such that they related to several areas of interest and contest; • attending to a long-term issue, and requiring maintenance of policy attention and longevity across multiple terms of government; • having some combination of social, economic and environmental dimensions (that is, a diversity of values and imperatives); • likely requiring the use and coordination of multiple policy instruments; • requiring substantial structural adjustment, transitional support measures, or other compensatory measures; and • requiring multiple points of policy integration, in analysis, design and implementation.
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