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For a long period of time there has been a kind of mirroring between the development of decision making models in Political science and the concepts and paradigms used in Planning theory.  The dialogue has been interrupted when the “Garbage Can” model was proposed by Choen, March and Olsen in 1972:  a model that emphasized the irreducible complexity of the policy processes.

Strategic planning as the intentional production of a “Trading Zone”