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10 Vol.8 No.4 Oct., World Bank J TSEBELIS G. Veto PlayersHow Political Institutions Work Receiving Context M. PrincetonN.J.Princeton University Press2002. [29] 5 TSEBELIS G. Veto Player Theory and Policy ChangeAn IntroductionM //K 魻 NIG TDEBUS MTSEBELIS G. Reform [30] Processes and Policy Change Veto Players and Decision - Making in Modern Democracies. New York LondonSpringer BARLEY S R. Technology as an Occasion for Structuring 3 Evidence from Observations of CT Scanners and the Social Order of Radiology DepartmentsJ. Administrative Science Quarterly J KINGDON J W. AgendasAlternativesand Public Policies M. BostonLittleBrown1984. [31] 9 SABATIER P A. An Advocacy Coalition Framework of Policy - Policy Sciences J MARSHALL T H. Citizenship and Social Classand Other EssaysM. CambridgeUniversity Press J J T.H. J STAR S LGRIESEMER J R. Institutional Ecology 1CASTELLS M. The Rise of the Network SocietyM. Malden Mass.Blackwell Publishers QIANG C Z. China's Information RevolutionManaging the 1 Economic and Social TransformationM. WashingtonD.C. Change and the Role of Policy-Oriented Learning ThereinJ. `Translations' and Boundary ObjectsAmateurs and Professionals in Berkeley's Museum of Vertebrate Zoology J. Social Studies of Science GALISON P. Image and LogicA Material Culture of MicrophysicsM. ChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press CHRISMAN N. Trading Zones or Boundary ObjectsUnder- 2 standing Incomplete Translations of Technical ExpertiseZ A02. San DiegoCA GORMAN M E. Levels of Expertise and Trading Zones Combining Cognitive and Social Approaches to Technology StudiesM //GORMAN M ETWENEY R DGOODING D

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12 cy. The debate on knowledge claims of social sciences is still unsolved. With the continuum of epistemological approachessocial simulation studies take their own "nomothetic -idiographic" positionwhile no doubt the ABM simulation approach in public policy occupies an important position. The complexity of the process of public policy restricts the effectiveness of traditional research methods. The scenario-based system analysis of public policy systems and mechanisms-based analysis of agents make the ABM approach break through the traditional research methods. With scientific modeling technologyrigorous testing session3d presentation of policy outcomesand group decision making platform the ABM simulation approach provides unique scientific and humane exciting prospects in public policy area. Key WordsPublic PolicySimulationMethodologyContinuumAgent-Based Modeling 3 Social Construction of Policy VetoSeveral Cases on the Failures of Legislation to Prohibit "Human Flesh Search" in China WANG Chengwei 21 Center for ScienceTechnology and SocietyTsinghua UniversityBeijing100084China Abstract ID EA AbstractTraditional policy veto theory could not provide a perfect explanation of why Chinese netizens can veto the legal forbidden trial of "Human Flash Search"HFS. This paper introduces the concept of "boundary objects" from the social constructionism accordingly and points out that there is boundary-drawing in its technologyrights and application aspects of HFS. If there are some incidents when the broader sense of HFS which means "man-machine interaction" is converged to the narrower sense of HFS which implies "man-man interaction". The fail of legal forbidden trialhoweveris the victory of boundary -drawing between privacy right and "supervision-comment right" comparing with that between privacy right and freedom of speech right. Though central and local governments all try to clarify the boundaryconcerning on the targets of the "supervision-comment right"between regular social anomie and corruptionand more people agree with HFS after avoiding its disadvantagespolicy abortion or symbolic approval seems to be the only outcome. The emergence of HFS and its relevant policy dilemma root deeply in the tension between national state and civil society thus only effective bypassing this tension may prevent the "internet violence" essentially. In addition in the context of institutions like information societyit is also very important to open up the black-box of the contents of policy puzzle. Key WordsHuman Flesh SearchPolicy VetoRightsBoundary ObjectsSocial Construction ABSTRACTS IN ENGLISH Journal of Public Management 123 4The Comparative Research on the Building Models of the Senior Officials Accountability in Mainland China and Hong Kong ZHAO Lei 32 Department of Public ManagementShanghai UniversityShanghai200444China Abstract ID EA AbstractThe development stageshistory tradition and actual conditions of different countries or areas lead

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