2012
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1992756
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Understanding Complexities in Public Policy Making Process Through Policy Cycle Model: A System Dynamics Approach

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“…The agenda setting is the phase where the nature of the problem that needs to be addressed is defined. These are the institutional agenda that are meant to be considered in the policy making (Subroto, 2012). At the research and analysis stage, the stated agenda is analysed, and relevant data are fetched to support it.…”
Section: The Theory Of Policy Circlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The agenda setting is the phase where the nature of the problem that needs to be addressed is defined. These are the institutional agenda that are meant to be considered in the policy making (Subroto, 2012). At the research and analysis stage, the stated agenda is analysed, and relevant data are fetched to support it.…”
Section: The Theory Of Policy Circlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Obejmuje etapy od identyfi kacji problemu przez analizę polityki i jej instrumentów, konsultacje, koordynację, aż do podjęcia decyzji, wdrożenia i ewaluacji [Freeman i in., 2011]. Poszerzenie ich założeń to także propozycja Meredith Edwards [Subroto, 2012], która model ten określa jako ramy rozwoju polityk, uznając, że są one najbardziej użytecznym narzędziem w procesie rozwiązywania problemów.…”
Section: Zarządzanie Polityką Publiczną Z Uwzględnieniem Jej Złożonościunclassified
“…System Dynamics models are used to analyze quantitative scenarios, or projections, of possible future patterns emerging from a system, including impacts of external interventions on a system’s behavior in the short, medium and long term (Barlas, 2002; Richardson, 1991). In particular, the explicit representation of delays, feedback loops and non-linearities in the model structure allows exploring synergies and trade-offs between the different system elements over time and thereby provides valuable decision-making support (Fredericks, 2008; Subroto, 2012). Due to their integrated nature, System Dynamics models are particularly appropriate for analyzing and addressing complex issues in public policy sectors, such as health (Homer, Hirsch, Minniti, & Pierson, 2004; Homer et al, 2000), energy (Bassi, Schoenberg, & Powers, 2010; Trappey, Trappey, Lin, & Chang, 2011), green economy, climate change and sustainable development (Fiddaman, 2002; UNEP, 2011).…”
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