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CHAPTER 1: The Public and its Policies @ Page 3 CHAPTER 2: The Historical Roots of the Field @ Page 39 CHAPTER 3: Emergence of Schools of Public Policy: Reflections by a Founding Dean @ Page 58 CHAPTER 4: Training for Policy Markers @ Page 80 CHAPTER 5: Policy Analysis as Puzzle Solving @ Page 109 CHAPTER 6: Policy Analysis as Critical Listening @ Page 124 CHAPTER 7: Policy Analysis as a Policy Advice @ Page 152 CHAPTER 8: Policy analysis for Democracy @ Page 169 CHAPTER 9: Policy Analysis as Critique @ Page 190 CHAPTER 10: The Origins of Policy @ Page 207 CHAPTER 11: Agenda Setting @ Page 228 CHAPTER 12: Ordering through Discourse @ Page 251 CHAPTER 13: Arguing, Bargaining, and Getting Agreement @ Page 269 CHAPTER 14: Policy Impact @ Page 296 CHAPTER 15: The Politics of Policy Evaluation @ Page 319 CHAPTER 16: Policy Dynamics @ Page 336 CHAPTER 17: Learning in Public Policy @ Page 367 CHAPTER 18: Reframing Problematic Policies @ Page 389 CHAPTER 19: Policy in Practice @ Page 409 CHAPTER 20: Policy Network Analysis @ Page 425 CHAPTER 21: Smart Policy? @ Page 448 CHAPTER 22: The Tools of Government in the Information Age @ Page 469 CHAPTER 23: Policy Analysis as Organizational Analysis @ Page 482 CHAPTER 24: Public-Private Collaboration @ Page 496 CHAPTER 25: Economic Constraints on Public Policy @ Page 529 CHAPTER 26: Political Feasibility: Interests and Power @ Page 543 CHAPTER 27: Institutional Constraints on Policy @ Page 557 CHAPTER 28: Social and Cultural Factors: Constraining and Enabling @ Page 572 CHAPTER 29: Globalization and Public Policy @ Page 587 CHAPTER 30: Distributive and Redistributive Policy @ Page 607 CHAPTER 31: Market and Non-Market Failures @ Page 624 CHAPTER 32: Privatization and Regulatory Regimes @ Page 651 CHAPTER 33: Democratizing the Policy Process @ Page 669 CHAPTER 34: The Logic of Appropriateness @ Page 689 CHAPTER 35: Ethical Dimensions of Public Policy @ Page 709 CHAPTER 36: Economic Techniques @ Page 729 CHAPTER 37: Economism and its Limits @ Page 746 CHAPTER 38: Policy Modeling @ Page 771 CHAPTER 39: Social Experimentation for Public Policy @ Page 806 CHAPTER 40: The Unique Methodology of Policy Research @ Page 833 CHAPTER 41: Choosing Governance Systems: A Plea for Comparative Research @ Page 844 CHAPTER 42: The Politics of Retreachment: The US Case @ Page 858 CHAPTER 43: Reflection on How Political Scientists ( and Others) Might Think about Energy and Policy @ Page 874 CHAPTER 44: Reflections on Policy Analysis: Putting it Together Again @ Page 892
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