Incrementalism and Policymaking in the USA

Incrementalism is explored as a key policymaking process in the USA, presenting it as both inevitable and desirable despite current political polarization. The book critiques traditional rationality and advocates for a realistic approach where policymakers from both sides acknowledge the benefits of incrementalism. It proposes a new model of partisan incrementalism, encouraging political parties to present unique incremental solutions to major issues. This work is particularly relevant for scholars and students in American public policy, public administration, and politics.