Institutional Memory as Storytelling

Discover the intriguing exploration of how bureaucracies retain knowledge in "Institutional Memory as Storytelling" by Jack Corbett, published by Cambridge University Press in 2020. This insightful book, comprising 75 pages, delves into the concept of institutional memory through the lens of storytelling. Corbett examines four distinct policy examples across various sectors, illustrating that the way institutions remember is not only empirically significant but also normatively beneficial. By understanding bureaucratic memory as a form of storytelling, readers can gain valuable insights into the dynamics of political science and the functioning of institutions in the United Kingdom. This engaging read is perfect for those interested in the intersection of memory, policy, and narrative within bureaucratic structures.