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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Outcomes Review: Realigning Legislative Incentives
In the state capacity framework that underpins my work (and the work of the Recoding America Fund), it’s the fourth competency that confuses people. It makes sense that government needs the right people, focused on the right work, with purp...
Robert Moses's unfinished business should be Mamdani's priority
Joseph Heath had a piece here a while back that I’ve been returning to since the Mamdani win in New York City. “The fundamental problem with the left in America,” he writes, “is not that their aspirations are misguided but that they want to...
From the Archives: Stop making people do the wrong jobs
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Announcing the Recoding America Fund
I haven’t been writing much lately. But I haven’t been slacking. Some colleagues and I have been working on a new effort I want to tell you about today.
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GAO gets schooled by the Department of Education
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