Lessons of Disaster: Policy Change after Catastrophic Events (American Government and Public Policy)
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Lessons of Disaster: Policy Change after Catastrophic Events (American Government and Public Policy)

by Thomas A. Birkland

Politics public policy
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Analyzes how catastrophic events shape policy agendas and drive change in American government and public policy.

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Lessons of Disaster examines the relationship between major catastrophic events and subsequent shifts in public policy within the American political system.

The book analyzes how disasters influence agenda setting and policy learning at multiple levels of government.

Readers gain insight into the mechanisms through which crises prompt reevaluation of existing policies and priorities.

The work contributes to understanding the dynamics of policy change following significant disruptive events.

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