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Types of Policy Implementation Once a social change issue has been identified and one has settled on a policy, the next step is to present the policy to the decision-makers. When the policy is approved, the process of implementation becomes the main focus. Considering the examples offered by Simon in Chapter 7 of your Public Policy text, discuss the following forms of implementation in terms of human services: Administrative implementation. Political implementation. Experimental implementation. Symbolic implementation. Discuss each approach to implementation in view of Simon’s writings. ...

Types of Policy Implementation
Once a social change issue has been identified and one has
settled on a policy, the next step is to present the policy to the
decision-makers. When the policy is approved, the process of
implementation becomes the main focus.
Considering the examples offered by Simon in Chapter 7 of
your
Public Policy
text, discuss the following forms of implementation in terms of
human services:
Administrative implementation.
Political implementation.
Experimental implementation.
Symbolic implementation.
Discuss each approach to implementation in view of Simon’s
writings.

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