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    Planning, Policy and Design 221 SEM A: PUBLIC POLICY

    Planning, Policy and Design 221 SEM A: PUBLIC POLICY

    Public policy investigates what government does or, in other words, the outcomes of decisions made at local, regional, national, and international levels of governance - as well as the consequences they bring about. We explore three central, interrelated questions regarding the nature of governmental decision-making processes having as their aim the enactment, implementation, and evaluation of public policy. These are: 1) what frameworks, explanatory theories, and ways of knowing illuminate how and why certain types of policies get made? 2) What is the role of the policy analyst - an academically trained professional - in describing, understanding, predicting, and designing policies? And, 3) what are the consequences of different policy designs on: public welfare and well-being, other areas of social discourse and interaction, and the concept of democracy itself?

    Subjects:
    Sociology and Political Science
    Keywords:
    Political planning Policy sciences
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    Courseware