Discussion
Who said, 'Policy Analysis is both Art and Craft' ?
Answer: B
The view that policy analysis is both art and craft is Aaron Wildavsky's (printed 'Wildvasky').
His book Speaking Truth to Power: The Art and Craft of Policy Analysis (1979) argued that policy analysis cannot be reduced to a technique or a science. It requires the creativity of an art, in imagining problems and solutions, and the practical skill of a craft, in fitting analysis to the political and organisational setting in which decisions are made.
William Dunn wrote a standard textbook on public policy analysis, Charles Lindblom developed incrementalism, and E.S. Quade wrote on systems analysis and policy analysis at RAND, but the art-and-craft formulation is Wildavsky's.
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