Rural and Regional Policy: A Case of Punctuated Incrementalism?
Overview of Australian rural policy progression over the last fifty years - punctuated equilibrium as an explanation for progression - review of recent data suggests government expectation of self-reliance for rural business and communities more likely driver - issue attention shifts with political,...
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| description | Overview of Australian rural policy progression over the last fifty years - punctuated equilibrium as an explanation for progression - review of recent data suggests government expectation of self-reliance for rural business and communities more likely driver - issue attention shifts with political, climatological and economic conditions rather than policy changes. |
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