Why we should all be nicer to Ministerial advisers
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26686/pq.v1i4.4256Abstract
Karen Baehler’s contribution to the previous edition of this journal was a stimulating one in several respects. It provided a reminder of the timelessness of the debate about the rationality of policy-making, gave us something new to think about (the public argument test), and offered a number of thoughtful points on the subject of how far policy analysts should go in their endeavours to do the right thing.
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