numbers policy

“We should not keep secret the numbers … policy has been changing in the supreme peoples’ court in China,” He says.

His personal tale brought a social perspective to a conference that a day earlier focused on numbers, policy and technological innovation.

His personal tale brought a social perspective to a conference that a day earlier focused on numbers, policy and technological innovation.

As the creator of the WB drama “Everwood,” a writer on “Dawson’s Creek” and a show runner on ABC’s “Brothers and Sisters,” he said that although he found initial inspiration in Mrs. Clinton, the fictional family drama that engulfs the Hammonds interested him more than poll numbers, policy and, well, reality.

Taking their place, Greider provocatively argues, are the cool, rational tools of by-the- numbers policy analysis, the legacy of "the energetic reform movements launched by Ralph Nader and others in the 1960s."