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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A few weeks ago, I sort of threw down the gauntlet here, calling for bolder transformation towards a new operating model for government. I borrowed the framework of the three horizons, in which the first horizon is the status quo, the third...
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Author, Recoding America. Founder, Board Chair, and Advisor to the Recoding America Fund. Affiliated with the Johns Hopkins School of Government and Policy. Founder and former ED of Code for America. Helped start the US Digital Service.
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