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W.Dunn (P.2/Para2)
W.Dunn
(P.6/Para1)
(Multiple Perspective)
W.Dunn Critical Multipism
(Triangulation) W.Dunn
Critical Multipism (P.6/Para2)
(Logical

Positivism)

(General Guideline) W.Dunn 5
(P.12/Para1)Model
(Ex.Five types of policy-relevant
information,Five policy-analytic procedures)
Advantage
Disadvantage
1.W.Dunn
1.
W.Dunn Critical
Multipism

2.W.Dunn

Critical Multipism

Dunn N. William. 1994. Public Policy Analysis: An Introduction. New Jersey: Prentice Hall. pp.1-30..

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M.Minogue . (Theory and

Practice) (Area),(P.11/Para1)
M.Minogue

(Gap)

M.Minogue 3
(,) M.Minogue
Cost-benefit analysis

M.Minogue
3


(P.27,Para1)
Advantage
1.M.Minogue

2.

Disadvantage
1. M.Minogue

(Dye, R. Thomas

Hill, Michael. 1993. The Policy Process : A Reader. Hertfordshire : Harvester Wheastheaf. pp.5-33.

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Wamsley (P.32,Para1)

Wamsley
(P.36,Para2)

Wamsley
(P.38/Para2) (agency
perspective)
(P.39/Para4)

Wamsley .
. .
(P.45,Para2)

Advantage
1.Wamsley

2.

Disadvantage
1. Wamsley




(agency perspective) wamsley


Wamsley

Wamsley, Garry L. 1990. Refounding Public Administration. California: Sage Publications. pp.19-51.

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3 W.Dunn

M.Minogue
(Theory and Practice)
Wamsley
M.Minogue

(agency perspective) Wamsley

Advantage
1. 3

W.Dunn
General Guideline

M.Minogue
M.Minogue Wamsley

2.
W.Dunn Critical Multipism

Disadvantage
1. M.Minogue Wamsley


M.Minogue

Wamsley