This material was shipped to Fenwick Library Special Collections, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA on 23 October 2000. Rather than a proceedings reprint, this is a copy of the pre-print manuscript. Notation on the Manuscript says" TuPM 1-1.” (Which probably means he was scheduled to present the first paper of the afternoon session on Tuesday at the conference) Defining a `metapolicy' as a policy for how policymaking will be carried out, the author discusses six important policymaking dimensions in which human behavior can constrain or restrict policy choices. The paper concludes with suggestions for unconventional methods, employing technology to support selected idea actions, to negate certain of these behavioral constraints.
