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This report, Making Policy Better, takes the findings from that work and makes a series of recommendations aimed at not just improving the approach to policy making, through a new set of policy fundamentals, but also crucially embedding it into a system for making policy, which gives
- Jill Rutter, Michael Hallsworth
- 2011
Aug 23, 2022 · Hume developed his political thought most explicitly in political essays of the 1740s and 1750s, and in his multivolume History of England (1754–1762). Discussions of justice and allegiance to government, however, appeared first in Book 3 of A Treatise of Human Nature , and then again in revised form in An Enquiry concerning the Principles of ...
Hume sees all governments as the result of a struggle between authority and liberty, with the best of them achieving a balance between the two by implementing systems of “general laws.” Hume’s cautious approach to social change may fairly be called conservative.
• how government itself has attempted to define and improve policy making; • how well these attempts reflect the real challenges policy makers face; and • the effects these attempts have produced.
Jun 19, 2024 · Whether policy is a long-standing aim or a reaction to an emerging problem, there are key ways you can approach the policy making process that will help you get the best advice and produce well-designed policy.
Mar 2, 2020 · In this edition of Liberty Matters, Daniel Klein, Professor of Economics at George Mason University, sketches the liberalism of Smith, Hume, and Burke, and argues that it was a worldly liberalism, sensitive to the coarse clay of humankind and to liberty’s dependence on stable, functional polity.
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This chapter examines Hume's attitudes towards British politics. Hume appears to have been impressed by the peculiarity and the fragility of the British political system.
