TOWARDS A FRAMEWORK FOR ESTABLISHING POLICY SUCCESS

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The lessons of failure: learning and blame avoidance in public policy-making (2012, background): “…of policy success In his recent work, McConnell (2010a) has usefully argued that the origins of policy success lie in three aspects of policy which must be reconciled if policy success is to occur: the political, the process, and the programme aspects (McConnell, 2010b; Marsh and McConnell, 2010).”
What is policy failure? A primer to help navigate the maze (2015, background): “One final area of study to highlight is recent writings on policy success (Marsh and McConnell, 2009; McConnell 2010a, 2010b, 2012).”
The Adaptation Policy Paradox : the Implementation Deficit of Policies Framed as Climate Change Adaptation (2013, background): “Implementation often produces merely symbolic effects (Hoppe et al. 1987), or even nondecisions (Bachrach and Baratz 1963) that are parts of the usual portfolio of actions of public authorities and that can be crowned with political success (Marsh and McConnell 2010).”
Policy diffusion and policy transfer (2009, methodology): “This discussion of policy success is based on Marsh and McConnell (2009), ‘Towards a model of policy success’.”