Systems, Laws, and Internal Policies
A framework for understanding how laws, agency systems, and internal policies interact to shape the way government programs operate in practice.
A framework for understanding how laws, agency systems, and internal policies interact to shape the way government programs operate in practice.
Good policy proposals often die in the process of becoming law, policy, precedent, or regulation, as bureaucracy, competing priorities, and internal group friction create difficult tradeoffs.
Policy discussions operate in two spaces: the organizations and systems that shape policy, and the personal experiences of people directly affected by it.