Public policymaking is much too complex to be accounted for by a single, univers

Public policymaking is much too complex to be accounted for by a single, universal theory. Although analytical distinctions can be appropriately made, it is important to remember that the various segments of the cycle can blend together and what happens in one phase impacts later phases.
Chapter 8 mainly consists of various general observations about the public policymaking process (#s 1-8 thoughts/reflections are attached). Review all eight, then answer the questions below.
1) Take a look at number two and explain the factors that make public policymaking in a modern, pluralist society complex and unruly. Which factor do you feel is most to blame for policymaking difficulties in the United States?
2) The third thought listed on American policymaking states that it tends to be marked much more by conflict than cooperation. Do you agree? Explain your answer. Be sure to discuss why this may be the norm in our country and your thoughts on whether it should be.