WHEN BAD POLICY MAKES GOOD POLITICS (Studies in Postwar American Political Development)
When Bad Policy Makes Good Politics explores the surprising relationship between policy failure and political success. Situating its analysis within postwar American political development, Robert P. Saldin examines how problematic policies can nevertheless create political advantages, offering a focused study of public policy and American politics.
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When Bad Policy Makes Good Politics examines the relationship between policy outcomes and political success.
Focusing on postwar American political development, the book considers how policies viewed as unsuccessful or problematic may still generate political benefits.
Robert P. Saldin offers a political analysis of the tension between governing results and electoral or institutional advantage.
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