Agenda Setting And The Role Of Leadership In National Health Care Reform During The Early 1990s
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Author(s)
Kang, Michael S,
Date Issued
January 5, 2006
Publisher
Center for Public Leadership
Series/Report no.
Center for Public Leadership Working Paper Series;06-05
Abstract
Health care reform was the dominant issue on the political agenda during the early 1990s. Few issues
during the decade persisted on the public agenda for so long. Why did it resonate so loudly? And why did
it emerge then, from 1991 to 1994, rather than earlier or later? Did public opinion drive political leaders
to address health care reform, or did political leaders convince the public of health care reform’s importance?
Subjects
cpl
hks
kennedy school
leadership
health care
1990
reform
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