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"Federalism and Policy Implementation" published on by Oxford University Press.

There is an urgent need to link social science research with policy making to address many key issues confronting countries across the globe. Policy makers need the benefit of social science research which is relevant, timely, trans‐disciplinary, methodologically capable of capturing global and local trends, swift to respond to fundamental issues, and offering findings which are clearly articulated, effectively disseminated, and oriented to outcomes. For this a new partnership is needed between social scientists and policy makers. We can gain a clearer picture of the nature of this desired partnership by probing the dichotomy between the world of science and the world of policy making. The experience of UNESCO and its programme Management of Social Transformations provides some valuable lessons.

There is an urgent need to link social science research with policy making to address many key issues confronting countries across the globe. Policymakers need the benefit of social science research that is relevant, timely, transdisciplinary, methodologically capable of capturing global & local trends, swift to respond to fundamental issues, & offers findings which are clearly articulated, effectively disseminated, & oriented to outcomes. For this a new partnership is needed between social scientists & policymakers. We can gain a clearer picture of the nature of this desired partnership by probing the dichotomy between the world of science & the world of policy making. The experience of UNESCO & its program Management of Social Transformations provides some valuable lessons. 1 Picture, 19 References. Adapted from the source document.

Constitutional change is in the air and this applies to the constitutional system, not just the documents that we call the Commonwealth and state constitutions in Australia. The causes of change are multitudinous but two warrant special mention: (a) natural or endemic change in the economy and society at large, and (b) political causes.

Review and reform of 40 program areas to attain role clarification for the three levels of government.