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,John Sloan’s New York, 1906–13,cal and empirical literature on policy capacity. As a theoretical framework, policy capacity is fairly new. By drawing on this emerging policy framework, this chapter will engage with an emerging set of cutting edge research on policy capacity and design.

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New York City and the Hollywood Musicalional and policy capacities that were established after the 2003 SARS crisis. By delineating and categorising these capacities, this chapter provides a broad overview of Singapore’s pandemic response processes and procedures, much of which were established in response to the SARS crisis. This will f

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-56937-0ies to deal with the pandemic. I will also discuss the new capacities that were established this period. In focusing on how policy capacities were drawn upon or created in its Covid-19 response, this chapter will provide readers with an understanding of the various policy capacities that are necessa

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New York City and the Hollywood Musicala broad overview of Singapore’s pandemic response processes and procedures, much of which were established in response to the SARS crisis. This will form an important backdrop for Chapter Four’s discussions on Singapore’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-56937-0wn upon or created in its Covid-19 response, this chapter will provide readers with an understanding of the various policy capacities that are necessary for responding to pandemics and other healthcare crises, as well as the capacity limitations or deficiencies that may have posed challenges for policymakers.

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