This book is in essence concerned with the quest for rationality in decision-making, and is founded on the premise that improvements in the machinery of decision-making can actually lead to better decisions. The authors seek to provide a clear understanding of what the reality, rather than the rhetoric, of policy coordination actually entails.
This book is in essence concerned with the quest for rationality in decision-making, and is founded on the premise that improvements in the machinery of decision-making can actually lead to better decisions. The authors seek to provide a clear understanding of what the reality, rather than the rhetoric, of policy coordination actually entails.