The Politics of Problem-solving in Postwar Democracies focuses
explicitly on the way in which and the extent to which public
policy formation in multi-party systems can be both effective and
legitimate; effective in finding solutions for societal problems
which are beyond the citizens capacity; and legitimate in
formulating policies that are acceptable to most involved.
Cross-national variations in the way political institutions work
and can be conducive to political consensus and cooperative
behaviour are - so it is argued and evidenced throughout the book -
the key factors for successful policy-making and related
problem-solving.
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