Respecting the subject in wellbeing public policy: beyond the social planner perspective

We compare and evaluate two competing paradigms in the 'wellbeing public policy' (WPP) space with the intention of promoting interdisciplinary dialogue. We argue that most WPP proposals adopt the same 'social planner perspective' (SPP) that undergirds conventional economic policy...

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Published inJournal of European public policy Vol. 30; no. 8; pp. 1494 - 1517
Main Authors Fabian, Mark, Alexandrova, Anna, Coyle, Diane, Agarwala, Matthew, Felici, Marco
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LanguageEnglish
Published London Routledge 03.08.2023
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Subjects
Citizen participation
coproduction
Economic policy
Experts
Interdisciplinary aspects
participatory governance
Policy analysis
Policy making
Public policy
social planner
Technocracy
Well being
Wellbeing
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Abstract We compare and evaluate two competing paradigms in the 'wellbeing public policy' (WPP) space with the intention of promoting interdisciplinary dialogue. We argue that most WPP proposals adopt the same 'social planner perspective' (SPP) that undergirds conventional economic policy analysis. The SPP is broadly technocratic, emphasising scientific standards for what constitutes good policy and empowering 'dispassionate' experts. We argue that WPP could lend itself to a more transformative agenda, one that embraces the value-laden nature of 'wellbeing' as a concept. We call this the 'citizen's perspective' (CP). It would see WPP relinquish the SPP's stance of detached analysis by technical experts and instead give a greater role to participatory and deliberative modes of policymaking to define, analyse, and measure wellbeing and ultimately make policy decisions. We present a preliminary framework for analysing when the SPP or CP is more suitable to a particular area of WPP.
AbstractList We compare and evaluate two competing paradigms in the 'wellbeing public policy' (WPP) space with the intention of promoting interdisciplinary dialogue. We argue that most WPP proposals adopt the same 'social planner perspective' (SPP) that undergirds conventional economic policy analysis. The SPP is broadly technocratic, emphasising scientific standards for what constitutes good policy and empowering 'dispassionate' experts. We argue that WPP could lend itself to a more transformative agenda, one that embraces the value-laden nature of 'wellbeing' as a concept. We call this the 'citizen's perspective' (CP). It would see WPP relinquish the SPP's stance of detached analysis by technical experts and instead give a greater role to participatory and deliberative modes of policymaking to define, analyse, and measure wellbeing and ultimately make policy decisions. We present a preliminary framework for analysing when the SPP or CP is more suitable to a particular area of WPP.
Author Coyle, Diane
Agarwala, Matthew
Felici, Marco
Alexandrova, Anna
Fabian, Mark
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coproduction
Economic policy
Experts
Interdisciplinary aspects
participatory governance
Policy analysis
Policy making
Public policy
social planner
Technocracy
Well being
Wellbeing
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