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Evidence-based policy has been defined as an approach that “helps people make well informed decisions about policies, programmes and projects by putting the best available evidence from research at the heart of policy development and implementation” (Davies, 1999a).
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According to Burrowes (1996), in two recent approaches to the study of culture, in the 1980-1990s, the “cultural studies” and “cultural indicators” approaches, investigators explored the traditionally functionalist concern of “cultural systems integration.” These two approaches could be synthesized in the investigating cultural systems. Burrowes (1996)[Read more]
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The need for a holistic understanding of the context in which the policy is to be implemented
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Is there any difference between cultural factors and cultural indicators, kindly define both.
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Generally we use group discussion in qualitative research..i read two-three books on GD, there are different methods of doing or conducting GD’s, generally we consider meeting as a one form of GRoup Discussion..but how we can consider lecture or conference as a group discussion?
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Hi Giuseppe..
