Description
This document sets out guidelines for innovation in public-sector policies through action research processes. It seeks to convey to policy makers the idea that by implementing this working method with research teams they can generate spaces for understanding the problems that exist in policy development processes. It can also serve to generate new frameworks and concepts for thinking about those problems differently, and may thus facilitate decision-making processes that can be implemented incrementally as learning progresses.
This document is part of Deusto Social Impact Briefings, a series of monographs elaborated from an internal call to select research projects with high potential for social impact developed in Deusto University.
