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Introduction
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Topics
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 | Introductions |
| Review syllabus &
assignments |
| Assign teams & cases |
| Policy analysis - Art or
science? |
| Definitions of policy analysis |
| Development of the field of policy analysis |
| Working with clients |
| Working with the public |
| Ethical issues and value conflicts |
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Readings
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| RES#1: Michael Kraft and Scott Furlong. 2004. Public
Policy: Politics, Analysis, and Alternatives. Washington, DC:
Congressional Quarterly Press. pages 101 - 124. |
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Lecture Notes
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| Download as an adobe acrobat file (To be added) |
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Web Resources
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| Some of you may be interested in joining
professional associations that have large numbers of planners, policy
analysts, and decisionmakers as members such as:
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Books of Possible Interest
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| Mintrom,
Michael. 2003. People Skills for Policy Analysts. Washington,
DC: Georgetown University Press. ISBN 0-87840-900-9 |
| Wildavsky,
Aaron. 1979. Speaking Truth to
Power: The Art and Craft of Policy Analysis. Boston, MA: Little,
Brown and Company. |
| Majone,
Giandomenico. 1993. Evidence,
Argument, and Persuasion in
the Policy Process. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press |
| House,
Peter W. and Roger D Shull. 1991. The
Practice of Policy Analysis: Forty Years of Art and Technology.
Washington, DC: The Compass Press. |
| Feldman,
Martha S.. 1989. Order Without
Design: Information Production and Policy Making. Stanford
University Press. |
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