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Analogues and Policy Analysis

understanding of how and why certain variables operate to affect policy output. What is needed are theoretical inquiries from which statements can be derived that explain and integrate the large number of empirical regularities extant in the policy output literature. Available data and concepts are used here to help convince political scientists of the need for and feasibility of refashioning the manner in which they currently examine policy output determinants, particularly at the state and local government levels. Using what Willer (1967) calls the theory-model method, theoretical properties of political systems are heuristically posited to facilitate or hamper responsiveness to the policy demands of relatively newly mobilized populations. These theoretical properties are derived from an illustrative adaptation