Using science in the analysis of policy alternatives and driving policy decisions are the most commonly imagined forms of Congressional «use,» but research shows they are not the most common form. (aaas.org)
The formulas are by now well known: In an age of sound bites and spin doctors, we are unable to make real choices between policy alternatives. (religion-online.org)
It explores the relationship between racial and economic segregation, and discusses the implications of these trends and the possible policy alternatives. (gse.harvard.edu)