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Public Policymaking,
Sixth Edition
James E. Anderson, Texas A&M University
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Chapter Outline
- The Study of Public Policy
- The Plan of This Book
- What Is Public Policy?
- Categories of Public Policies
- Approaches to Policy Study
- Methodological Difficulties in Studying Public Policy
- The Policy-Makers and Their Environment
- The Policy Environment
- The Official Policy-Makers
- Nongovernmental Participants
- Levels of Politics
- Policy Formation: Problems, Agendas, and Formulation
- Policy Problems
- The Policy Agenda
- The Agenda-Setting Process
- Nondecisions
- The Loss of Agenda Status
- Two Cases in Agenda Setting
- The Formulation of Policy Proposals
- Policy Formulation as a Technical Process
- A Concluding Comment
- Policy Adoption
- Theories of Decision-Making
- Decision Criteria
- The Public Interest
- Styles of Decision Making
- Presidential Decision-Making
- Budgeting and Public Policy
- The Budget and Public Policy
- The National Budgetary Process
- Policy Implementation
- Who Implements Policy?
- Administrative Organization
- Administrative Politics
- Administrative Policymaking
- Techniques of Control
- Compliance
- Policy Impact, Evaluation, and Change
- Policy Impact
- Policy Evaluation
- Policy Evaluation Processes
- Problems in Policy Evaluation
- Policy Evaluation: The Use and Misuse of Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Policy Termination
- Concluding Comments
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