Policy in 500 Words: bounded rationality (ambiguity, power and knowledge, narrative, and social construction)

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Understanding Public Policy (in 1000 and 500 words)

Professor Paul Cairney

34 episodes

6 days ago

Paul Cairney, Professor of Politics and Public Policy, University of Stirling. This is the series of podcasts that accompany a series of blog posts (1000 word and 500 word) that accompany the book Understanding Public Policy. See: https://paulcairney.wordpress.com/500-words/

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Policy in 500 Words: bounded rationality (ambiguity, power and knowledge, narrative, and social construction)

Understanding Public Policy (in 1000 and 500 words)

32 minutes 36 seconds

4 years ago

Policy in 500 Words: bounded rationality (ambiguity, power and knowledge, narrative, and social construction)

The third of a series of podcasts tying together multiple 500 Words posts. They’ll sound a bit different from the 1000 Words podcasts because I recorded them in front of our MPP students.

This brief lecture describes bounded rationality and its implications for power/ knowledge, the NPF and SCPD

Relevant posts:

Policy in 500 words: uncertainty versus ambiguity

Policy in 500 Words: Power and Knowledge

Policy in 500 Words: the Narrative Policy Framework

Policy in 500 Words: Social Construction and Policy Design