First published as a special issue of Policy & Politics, this updated volume explores policy failures and the valuable opportunities for learning that they offer. Policy successes and failures offer important lessons for public officials, but often they do not learn from these experiences. The studies in this volume investigate this broken link. The book defines policy learning and failure and organises the main studies in these fields along the key dimensions of processes, products and analytical levels. Drawing together a range of experts in the field, the volume sketches a research agenda linking policy scholars with policy practice.

This is a new release of the original 1924 edition.

The Proceedings Of The American Society For Psychical Research V20-22.

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A Semi-Critical Evaluation Of Sittings With A Number Of Mediums, Including Mrs. Gladys Osborne Leonard And William Hope, A Spirit Photographer. The Book Includes A Chapter On The Project Undertaken By The Scientific American In 1922 To Determine The Genuineness Of Psychic Phenomena.

A Semi-Critical Evaluation Of Sittings With A Number Of Mediums, Including Mrs. Gladys Osborne Leonard And William Hope, A Spirit Photographer. The Book Includes A Chapter On The Project Undertaken By The Scientific American In 1922 To Determine The Genuineness Of Psychic Phenomena.

A Semi-Critical Evaluation Of Sittings With A Number Of Mediums, Including Mrs. Gladys Osborne Leonard And William Hope, A Spirit Photographer. The Book Includes A Chapter On The Project Undertaken By The Scientific American In 1922 To Determine The Genuineness Of Psychic Phenomena.