Why it is so hard to adjust to new ways of policymaking? Barriers for new modes of horizontal governance: a sensemaking perspective

C.J.A.M. Termeer

Why it is so hard to adjust to new ways of policymaking? Barriers for new modes of horizontal governance: a sensemaking perspective

Public Administration and Policy

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Abstract

New ways of policymaking come with ambiguity. In general, they do not fit with ongoing interpretations of good policy, effective processes and trustworthy partners. In our research we try to understand the way public managers deal with these ambiguities

Original language	English
Journal	Newsletter of the Institute of Public Governance & Management
Volume	2008
Issue number	December
Publication status	Published - 2008

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