A TYPOLOGY OF IMPLEMENTATION BEHAVIORS OF STREET‐LEVEL BUREAUCRATS
Review of Policy ResearchPublished 1 February 1983
James D. Sorg
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A typology of fourteen compliant and non-compliant behaviors is introduced and their application in studies of micro-implementation is discussed.
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The role of the individual implementer in the process of policy implementation deserves more attention. This paper focuses on the behaviors of individual implementers at the street‐level. A typology of fourteen compliant and non‐compliant behaviors is introduced and i t s application in studies of micro‐implementation is discussed.
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