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James E Anderson Public Policymaking An Introduction Cengage Learning 2010 James E Anderson

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Publisher: Cengage Learning

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.49 MB

Author: James E Anderson

ISBN: 9780618974726, 0618974725, 2009932921

Language: English

Year: 2010

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James E Anderson Public Policymaking An Introduction Cengage Learning 2010 James E Anderson by James E Anderson 9780618974726, 0618974725, 2009932921 instant download after payment.

To explain the fundamentals of public policy, this best-selling text focuses on the process behind the crafting of legislation. By examining the individual steps--from identifying a problem, to agenda setting, to evaluation, revision, or termination of a policy--students are able to see how different factors influence the creation of policy. Each chapter features at least one case study that illustrates how general ideas are applied to specific policy issues. This new Seventh Edition addresses the economic crisis as well as how the Obama administration differs from the Bush administration in its approach to policy making.