A timely overview of the complex and messy realities of policy-making, for students and practitioners.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hal K.Colebatch has taught and researched public policy and administration in Australia, Papua New Guinea, East Africa and Southeast Asia, and is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Clinical Management Development, University of Durham and a member of the School of Social Science and Policy at the University of New South Wales. He is Vice-Chair of the International Political Science Association's Research Committee on Public Policy and Administration, and his widely-used Policy (Open University Press) has been translated into three languages.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Mapping the work of policy (H. K. Colebatch) Part One: Organisational complexity and policy work 2. Non-government organisations in policy (Sue Keen) 3. Bringing in the community sector (Linda Hancock) 4. Parliamentary committees as an arena for policy work (Ian Holland) 5. Creating a focus for policy (Daniel Connell and H.K. Colebatch) Part Two: The widening policy arena: public participation in policy 6. Engaging citizens to solve major public policy challenges (Richard Curtain) 7. Participatory policy-making for sustainability (Kate Crowley) Part Three: The new gatekeepers 8. Ministerial staff (Geoff Anderson) 9. From control to networks (Martin Stewart-Weeks) Part Four: Discourse, context and conflict in policy 10. Informing policy through integrated information (Fiona McKenzie) 11. Policy research and organisational demands (Richard Denniss) 12. Busy little workers': pol
1. Mapping the work of policy (H. K. Colebatch) Part One: Organisational complexity and policy work 2. Non-government organisations in policy (Sue Keen) 3. Bringing in the community sector (Linda Hancock) 4. Parliamentary committees as an arena for policy work (Ian Holland) 5. Creating a focus for policy (Daniel Connell and H.K. Colebatch) Part Two: The widening policy arena: public participation in policy 6. Engaging citizens to solve major public policy challenges (Richard Curtain) 7. Participatory policy-making for sustainability (Kate Crowley) Part Three: The new gatekeepers 8. Ministerial staff (Geoff Anderson) 9. From control to networks (Martin Stewart-Weeks) Part Four: Discourse, context and conflict in policy 10. Informing policy through integrated information (Fiona McKenzie) 11. Policy research and organisational demands (Richard Denniss) 12. Busy little workers': pol
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