Kittens are Evil : Little Heresies in Public Policy

Charlotte Pell; Rob Wilson; Toby Lowe

Kittens are Evil : Little Heresies in Public Policy

Charlotte Pell (Editor), Rob Wilson (Editor), Toby Lowe (Editor)

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Abstract

Teething troubles, poor governance, bad apples and unintended consequences are cited as reasons for high-profile failures, such as disability assessments, Universal Credit and the Troubled Families initiative.

This book argues that best efforts and poor excuses aren’t good enough. The authors describe how a bad system beats well-meaning individuals
every time.

Original language	English
Publisher	Triarchy Press
Number of pages	100
ISBN (Print)	9781911193081
Publication status	Published - Dec 2016

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