- Question
- Can incrementalism work?
- Position1 of 3›
Yes, incrementalism works.
This position holds that incrementalism works. It argues that incremental, step-by-step progress is the basis of effective negotiation and of change itself — and that it is the only realistic way actually to achieve policy reform in a complex world.
Supporting arguments · 3
- Incrementalism is the basis of effective negotiation.Starting with smaller points of agreement that can be built upon is a common negotiation strategy. This is the foundation of incrementalism which allows both sides to comprise.
- Incrementalism is the basis of change.Changes in nature, human beings' existence, the development of the sciences, and policy creation are gradual and accumulative.
- Incrementalism is the only realistic option.Incrementalism simplifies complex problems into manageable steps. It allows for comprising and trial and error.