这条路是走出来的:知识、政策设计和对土著政策制定的影响

IF 3.1 Q1 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
C. Ritchie
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摘要2020让人松了一口气的是,在过去十五年中,政策干预对土著事务的影响微乎其微。对此的解释侧重于技术官僚主题,如执行、领导失败或缺乏资源。然而,问题不是技术问题,与澳大利亚原住民有关的政策设计存在问题。政策设计不仅涉及我们知道什么,还涉及我们如何知道,以及如何在决策中和通过决策调动这些知识。政策对土著环境的影响很低,正是因为当代政策制定排除了土著人民的知识和见解。这使得国家和非国家行为者无法获得重要知识,并致命地削弱了政策制定。本文借用metis的概念来探究现代治国方略所依据的认识论排斥和压制过程中政策失败的根源,这对提高原住民和托雷斯海峡岛民政策事业的影响至关重要。主要的论点是,提高原住民和托雷斯海峡岛民政策企业的影响力取决于将原住民metis集中在企业的认知、话语和概念核心。
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The path is made by walking: knowledge, policy design and impact in Indigenous policymaking
Abstract 2020 threw into stark relief the fact that the impact of policy interventions in Indigenous affairs over the last decade and a half has been scandalously minimal. Explanations for this focus on technocratic themes such as implementation, leadership failure or lack of resources. The problem, however, is not a technical one, there is something wrong with the policy design related to Indigenous Australians. Policy design involves questions of not just what we know, but how we know, and how this knowledge is mobilized in and through policymaking. Policy impact Indigenous contexts is low precisely because contemporary policymaking excludes the knowledge and insights of Indigenous people. This makes important knowledge inaccessible to state and non-state actors, and fatally weakens policymaking. This paper appropriates the concept of metis to interrogate the root of policy failure in processes of epistemological exclusion and suppression that underpin modern statecraft is of critical importance to improving the impact of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander policy enterprise. The chief contention is that improved impact in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander policy enterprise hinges on centering Aboriginal metis at the epistemic, discursive, and conceptual core of the enterprise.
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Policy Design and Practice
Policy Design and Practice PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION-
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