THE government is alternately regarded as a state. As public policy specialist David Easton once called it, “the authoritative allocation of values”.
The government, whether due to its sins of commissions or omissions, can cause considerable pain.
THE government is alternately regarded as a state. As public policy specialist David Easton once called it, “the authoritative allocation of values”.
The government, whether due to its sins of commissions or omissions, can cause considerable pain.