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willingness to implement policy: a standalone construct

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Public administration

a public professional's positive intention to carry out a new policy, studied as an outcome of policy alienation and perceived meaningfulness.

In public administration, willingness to implement policy refers to a public professional's positive intention to carry out a new policy, studied as an outcome of policy alienation and perceived meaningfulness. This meaning comes from Tummers (2011) in International Review of Administrative Sciences.[1]

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  1. Tummers, L. (2011). Explaining the willingness of public professionals to implement new policies: a policy alienation framework. International Review of Administrative Sciences, 77(3), 555-581. https://doi.org/10.1177/0020852311407364

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