Basis for policy formulation: Systematic policy analysis or intuitive policy decision?
January-June 2021 - Vol 13 Num. 1
This study aims at assessing the extent to which the Ethiopian policies are based on rational policy analysis. Explanatory analysis methods are used to analyze primary and secondary qualitative data. The finding shows that in the policy making process only one policy option was investigated and crafted; the criteria used...
Basis for policy formulation: Systematic policy analysis or intuitive policy decision?
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