Governance and Pragmatism: Moving Beyond “The Culture of No”
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
NOVEMBER 21, 2012
The net effect was unconscionable delay in reaching key decisions, duplicate efforts, as units continued to focus on their pet approaches, and bitter personal contention, as hours and hours of good work would be jeopardized or scuttled by lone dissenters. As has always been the case, there are certain functions that can only be handled by the Federal government, including foreign relations, national security, responses to national disasters and major R&D initiatives.
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