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Samenvatting
Policy decisions taken now can determine the room for manoeuvre of future generations for a very long term. Politicians and civil servants often only seem to be interested in short-term implications, however. A major focus on the short term does not provide sufficient stability and impetus for long-term structural measures. This is primarily an institutional issue. In this article, the authors discuss how to instil a long-term focus in day-to-day processes of policymaking.
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Article | Specifieke of generieke institutionalisering van beleid voor de lange termijn |
Trefwoorden | future, Policy, short term, long term |
Auteurs | Albert Faber MSc, Dylan van Dijk en Dr. Peter de Goede |
DOI | 10.5553/Bk/092733872017026004008 |
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