Why we study public policy
[DOC File]CHAPTER ONE: DEFINING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
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To remind students of issues covered so far in the textbook Public Administration, by Shafritz and Russell, use a current example from world affairs to discuss the pertinent issues. We suggest using the issue of California’s Proposition 209 as a springboard for discussion of a public policy.
Lecture 1 Why Study Public Administration and Public Policy
Lecture 1: Why Study Public Administration and Public Policy? Section A: Public administration and public policy. Public administration- the investigation of the different ways public services can be delivered public policy and the differences between them. Public policy- the study of public decision making and programmes to solve policy problems.
[DOC File]PUBLIC PROCUREMENT REFORMS: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES: …
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(a) public officials, are deviant in respect of procurement; (b) efficiencies in procurement can only be achieved by improved public performance. Both of these may be true to some extent. But we must not lose sight of the old adage that, “It takes two to tango”.
[DOC File]Basic Methods of Policy Analysis and Planning
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We believe there is a set of systematic procedures or policy analysis methods that can be used to attack contemporary policy problems. We also believe there is a subset of these methods that are basic methods, yielding quick results and serving as theoretically sound aids to making good policy decisions.
[DOC File]THE PUBLIC HOUSING PROBLEM
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On public policy grounds, we can’t maintain an inferior delivery system when we know that the same resources could be used more effectively by alternative providers. If the industry doesn’t do it, there is every chance the Congress will at some point (look at welfare reform or the proposal to block grant Section 8 vouchers).
[DOC File]AP COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT
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Explain why we study comparative politics. Evaluate the role of the UN in world politics. Introduce important terms for the study of comparative politics. Legitimacy. Political Culture. Political Participation. Interest articulation and aggregation. Political Institutions. Political Change. Explain and evaluate globalization and democratization
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