Three Models of Government Decision-Making
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Graham Allison's framework (Essence of Decision) for explaining government action through three simultaneously valid lenses: the rational actor model (government as a unified entity maximizing national interest), the organizational/standard-operating-procedure model (a large machine doing things as always done), and the bureaucratic/government politics model (internal individual power struggles).
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