Hi Dale,
the teaching book Kraft, Michael, E./ Furlong, Scott R. 2004: Public
Policy – Politics, Analysis and Alternatives. Washington D.C.: CQPress.
provides a basic introduction into public policy, methods of policy
analysis and includes a chapter about environmental policy and energy
, Extension 58937
www.uoguelph.ca/~jdiez
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Hi Dale,
the teaching book Kraft, Michael, E
Dear Dale, Kirsten, all
I vouch for the Howlett and Ramesh book although it might be a tiny bit
too theoretical for some scholars of public policy. I personally like it.
I also like Vining and Weimer's policy analysis.
If you want your students to do some non-standard policy analysis I would
Dale -
You might find Judith Layzer's The Environmental Case: Translating Values into
Policy (CQ Press 2005) useful. It contains mainly domestic policy cases, but is
quite good on the policy process. Students work very well with this book's case
approach to teaching.
Nancy
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Gene Bardack has a very accessible primer on the policy process.
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Dale -
You
: a policy intro
Dale -
You might find Judith Layzer's The Environmental Case: Translating Values
into
Policy (CQ Press 2005) useful. It contains mainly domestic policy cases,
but is
quite good on the policy process. Students work very well with this book's
case
approach to teaching.
Nancy
