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Making (Dis)Connections: Complexity and the Policy Process.
This article explores the methodological problems of using models from �complexity science� for understanding policy process. The article argues that the problem of complexity is not just a problems for modelling, but needs to be understand as a problem in the world of social policy itself. High
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