Policymaking for a Good Society

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Complex socioecological and sociotechnical systems are intricately linked to ongoing processes that dictate how societal problems manifest. The book argues that ineffective policy analysis often stems from inadequate tools and knowledge, leading to resource waste and policy failures. Citizens are left frustrated by the inability of policymakers to resolve issues. It emphasizes the need for a shift in policy-making approaches to effectively model, analyze, and address the underlying complexities of societal challenges, ultimately aiming to restore faith in governance and foster a better society.