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complexity of joint action: a standalone construct

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Public policy

the observation that each added participant or clearance point in implementation multiplies the chance of delay or failure, even when actors broadly agree.

In public policy, complexity of joint action refers to the observation that each added participant or clearance point in implementation multiplies the chance of delay or failure, even when actors broadly agree. This meaning comes from Pressman (1973) in Implementation.[1]

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References

Pressman, J. L. (1973). Implementation. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520053311

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