About the Contributors | | ix | |
PART I INTRODUCTION | |
| 1. The Public and its Policies |
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| ROBERT E. GOODIN, MARTIN REIN & MICHAEL MORAN |
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PART II INSTITUTIONAL AND HISTORICAL BACKGROUND | |
| 2. The Historical Roots of the Field |
| | 39 | (19) |
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| 3. Emergence of Schools of Public Policy: Reflections by a Founding Dean |
| | 58 | (22) |
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| 4. Training for Policy Makers |
| | 80 | (29) |
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PART III MODES OF POLICY ANALYSIS | |
| 5. Policy Analysis as Puzzle Solving |
| | 109 | (15) |
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| 6. Policy Analysis as Critical Listening |
| | 124 | (28) |
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| 7. Policy Analysis as Policy Advice |
| | 152 | (17) |
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| 8. Policy Analysis for Democracy |
| | 169 | (21) |
| HELEN INGRAM & ANNE L. SCHNEIDER |
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| 9. Policy Analysis as Critique |
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PART IV PRODUCING PUBLIC POLICY | |
| 10. The Origins of Policy |
| | 207 | (21) |
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| | 228 | (23) |
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| 12. Ordering through Discourse |
| | 251 | (18) |
| MAARTEN HAJER & DAVID LAWS |
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| 13. Arguing, Bargaining, and Getting Agreement |
| | 269 | (27) |
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| | 296 | (23) |
| KAREL VAN DEN BOSCH & BEA CANTILLON |
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| 15. The Politics of Policy Evaluation |
| | 319 | (17) |
| MARK BOVENS, PAUL 'T HART & SANNEKE KUIPERS |
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| | 336 | (31) |
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| 17. Learning in Public Policy |
| | 367 | (22) |
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| 18. Reframing Problematic Policies |
| | 389 | (20) |
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PART V INSTRUMENTS OF POLICY | |
| | 409 | (16) |
| DAVID LAWS & MAARTEN HAJER |
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| 20. Policy Network Analysis |
| | 425 | (23) |
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| | 448 | (21) |
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| 22. The Tools of Government in the Information Age |
| | 469 | (13) |
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| 23. Policy Analysis as Organizational Analysis |
| | 482 | (14) |
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| 24. Public��Private Collaboration |
| | 496 | (33) |
| JOHN D. DONAHUE & RICHARD J. ZECKHAUSER |
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PART VI CONSTRAINTS ON PUBLIC POLICY | |
| 25. Economic Constraints on Public Policy |
| | 529 | (14) |
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| 26. Political Feasibility: Interests and Power |
| | 543 | (14) |
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| 27. Institutional Constraints on Policy |
| | 557 | (15) |
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| 28. Social and Cultural Factors: Constraining and Enabling |
| | 572 | (15) |
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| 29. Globalization and Public Policy |
| | 587 | (20) |
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PART VII POLICY INTERVENTION: STYLES AND RATIONALES | |
| 30. Distributive and Redistributive Policy |
| | 607 | (17) |
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| 31. Market and Non-Market Failures |
| | 624 | (27) |
| MARK A.R. KLEIMAN & STEVEN M. TELES |
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| 32. Privatization and Regulatory Regimes |
| | 651 | (18) |
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| 33. Democratizing the Policy Process |
| | 669 | (20) |
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PART VIII COMMENDING AND EVALUATING PUBLIC POLICIES | |
| 34. The Logic of Appropriateness |
| | 689 | (20) |
| JAMES G. MARCH & JOHAN P. OLSEN |
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| 35. Ethical Dimensions of Public Policy |
| | 709 | (20) |
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| | 729 | (17) |
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| 37. Economism and its Limits |
| | 746 | (25) |
| JONATHAN WOLFF & DIRK HAUBRICH |
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| | 771 | (35) |
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| 39. Social Experimentation for Public Policy |
| | 806 | (27) |
| CAROL HIRSCHON WEISS & JOHANNA BIRCKMAYER |
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PART IX PUBLIC POLICY, OLD AND NEW | |
| 40. The Unique Methodology of Policy Research |
| | 833 | (11) |
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| 41, Choosing Governance Systems: A Plea for Comparative Research |
| | 844 | (14) |
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| 42. The Politics of Retrenchment: The US Case |
| | 858 | (16) |
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| 43. Reflections on How Political Scientists (and Others) Might Think about Energy and Policy |
| | 874 | (18) |
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| 44. Reflections on Policy Analysis: Putting it Together Again |
| | 892 | (21) |
| RUDOLF KLEIN & THEODORE R. MARMOR |
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Index | | 913 | |