Eating Policy
Jennifer Pahlka, Andrew GreenwayIn 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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Latest Issues
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Understanding the Cascade of Rigidity
Thomas L. Hutcheson asked in the comments on my last post about the spat over “regulations gone bad”: But why does not each layer, closer to the actual practice, make the reg more flexible?
Stop telling constituents they're wrong
There is a little dust-up about Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s claim that childcare workers in her state aren’t allowed to peel bananas or oranges to serve to the kids in their care. Do the regulations prohibit this? Don’t they? The whole spat i...
Is there a path to responsible disruption?
Have you ever said something you thought would be controversial and maybe even offensive, only to find that you hadn’t gone far enough? Once, at one of those networking unconferences, I said I thought our military would be more effective wi...
Curiosity and Conflict
For those who really thought that Harris would win, and found Tuesday night to be a shock, let me assure you that, as someone who didn’t think she would, less of a shock doesn’t make it any better. I didn’t watch Tuesday night and I couldn’...
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Authors
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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.
Founder, Public Digital. Exeter University Council member. Writer of books. Still Countdown's most rubbish champion.
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