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100 1 _aANGLUND, Sandra
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245 1 0 _aHow american core values influence public policy :
_blessons from federal aid to small business, 1953-1993
260 _aMalden :
_bWiley-Blackwell,
_cJanuary 1998
520 3 _aWhy does the federal government provide aid for small business? This article contends that American core values are one of the sources of small business aid. Rather than taking the values/policy congruence approach of the national values school, it demonstrates a mechanism through which core values have influenced small business aid and through which core values likely influence other policies. The focus is on the processes of policy problem definition. While a role for core values in problem definition processes has been noted previously, core values have neither been a center of attention, nor have the various paths of values influence been linked. Analysis of the problems defined in the legislative histories of 39 systemically selected small business aid enactments, 1953–1993, shows avenues of values influence that have been under-appreciated or not appreciated at all.
773 0 8 _tGovernance: An International Journal of Policy and Administration
_g11, 1, p. 23-50
_dMalden : Wiley-Blackwell, January 1998
_xISSN 09521895
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