Law and Policy System Dynamics
Posted: Wed May 07, 2003 1:53 am
Dear SD Community,
Im a Independent Degree Concentration student at University of North
Carolina at Asheville studying law and policy system dynamics; and the need
to learn these dynamics anew in American culture. For example, Brown vs.
Board of Education stimulated systemic change leading to the Civil Rights
Act, and effects continuing today.
Also, the War on Drugs, and the international narcotics trade alone, has
created numerous intertwined and/or parallel influences on constitutional
and civil rights law, economics, and society. The Tulia, TX False Mass Drug
Conspiracy case acts as a Petri dish of these conflicts.
I want any advice. As one can see from my examples, law and policy system
dynamics has a lot to offer in terms of organizing major contemporary civil
issues. I feel law and policy relationships need to be mapped out for the
public and critical issues described thus.
Any thoughts on books, articles, and related analysis, would be greatly
appreciated. Is there any SD studies occurring in this direction? I¹m
all alone here.
Thank you,
From: Grant Millin <grantmillin@earthlink.net>
-- Grant Millin
PO Box 1048
Asheville, NC 28802
Ph. 828.687.6900
Im a Independent Degree Concentration student at University of North
Carolina at Asheville studying law and policy system dynamics; and the need
to learn these dynamics anew in American culture. For example, Brown vs.
Board of Education stimulated systemic change leading to the Civil Rights
Act, and effects continuing today.
Also, the War on Drugs, and the international narcotics trade alone, has
created numerous intertwined and/or parallel influences on constitutional
and civil rights law, economics, and society. The Tulia, TX False Mass Drug
Conspiracy case acts as a Petri dish of these conflicts.
I want any advice. As one can see from my examples, law and policy system
dynamics has a lot to offer in terms of organizing major contemporary civil
issues. I feel law and policy relationships need to be mapped out for the
public and critical issues described thus.
Any thoughts on books, articles, and related analysis, would be greatly
appreciated. Is there any SD studies occurring in this direction? I¹m
all alone here.
Thank you,
From: Grant Millin <grantmillin@earthlink.net>
-- Grant Millin
PO Box 1048
Asheville, NC 28802
Ph. 828.687.6900