| The policymaker's complexity toolkit
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2015 |
Price, Jim |
| 'What's the big deal?' : complexity versus traditional US policy approaches
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2015 |
Givel, Michael |
| Introduction
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2015 |
Cairney, Paul |
| The role of models in bridging expert and lay knowledge in policy-making activities
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2015 |
Occelli, Sylvie |
| The emergence of intermediary organizations : a network-based approach to the design of innovation policies
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2015 |
Caloffi, Annalisa |
| A case study of complexity and health policy : planning for a pandemic
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2015 |
Gray, Ben |
| Agent Based Modelling and the global trade network
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2015 |
Bilge, Ugur |
| The international financial crisis : the failure of a complex system
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2015 |
Haynes, Philip |
| Complexity, power and policy
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2015 |
Room, Graham |
| Complexity theory and political science : do new theories require new methods?
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2015 |
Astill, Stuart |
| Complexity modelling and application to policy research
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2015 |
Johnson, Liz |
| Modelling complexity for policy : opportunities and challenges
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2015 |
Edmonds, Bruce |
| Going for Plan B - conditioning adaptive planning : about urban planning and institutional design in a non-linear, complex world
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2015 |
Roo, Gert de |
| Critical Legal Studies and a complexity approach : some initial observations for law and policy
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2015 |
Webb, Thomas E. |
| Using agent-based modelling to inform policy for complex domains
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2015 |
Hadzikadic, Mirsad |
| Local government service design skills through the appreciation of complexity
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2015 |
Hobbs, Catherine |
| Managing complex adaptive systems to improve public outcomes in Birmingham, UK
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2015 |
Bovaird, Tony |
| Complexity and health policy
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2015 |
Tenbensel, Tim |
| How useful is complexity theory to policy studies? : Lessons from the climate change adaption literature
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2015 |
Wellstead, Adam Matthew |
| Conclusion : where does complexity and policy go from here?
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2015 |
Cairney, Paul |
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