Policy-Making: a Conceptual Scheme

Ripley, Randall B.; Moreland, William B.; Sinnreich, Richard Hart

doi:10.1177/1532673x7300100101

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“…Most administrative organizations have a pyramidal structure. They differ, however, according to the shape of the pyramid (Baker, 1972;Hall, 1973;Ripley, Moreland, and Sinnreich, 1973). Some are tall and are characterized by a long chain of command, running through several levels of supervisory personnel.…”

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WATER ADMINISTRATION IN ENGLAND AND WALES IMPACTS OF REORGANIZATION¹

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Barr

1978

J American Water Resour Assoc

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Water management in England and Wales has undergone a major transformation in the past three decades, and especially under the 1963 and 1973 legislation. It has witnessed a shift from local to national responsibility, an integration of functions, and a move towards the incorporation of economic principles into water policies. For some observers the new legislation appeared to be “pioneering” and “farsighted.” There is little doubt it has resulted in many beneficial changes. But not all the goals have been achieved. Modifications of the 1973 legislation are already in prospect. This article reviews the progress to date and comments on the problems now to be faced.

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