
In business, culture eats strategy. In government, culture eats policy. Here we'll talk about the problems of state capacity (government's ability to achieve its policy goals) and how to fix them. From the author of Recoding America.
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Today’s post is from Gabe Menchaca, a senior state capacity analyst at the Niskanen Center and former management strategist at the Office of Management Budget.
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Author, Recoding America. Senior Fellow at the Niskanen Center and Federation of American Scientists. Founder and former ED of Code for America. Helped start the US Digital Service.
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Doris Duke Distinguished Visiting Fellow, McCourt School of Public Policy, Georgetown University. More formers and futures.
Evangelizing for a more effective, capacious government at the Niskanen Center; previously doing the same at the Office of Management and Budget, Partnership for Public Service, and in industry.
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