Political Priority and Policy Process: A Recent Example from Bangladesh
- Golam Rabbani
- Harold Sougato Baroi
Abstract
Political priority is one of the most important elements in agenda setting as it mirrors the interest of political actors to take a specific problem over others. Not only at the agenda setting stage but political priority also plays a significant role in policy formulation, implementation and evaluation. Kingdon in his Stream Model emphasised on three elements i.e. problem stream, proposal stream and politics stream, and for a successful agenda setting it is essential that these three steams come together and turned into a policy decision. This article is an effort to see how political priorities and political commitments make a specific problem as policy agenda and contribute to the cause.- Full Text: PDF
- DOI:10.5539/ass.v8n1p247
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.
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