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基本説明
Combines academic and practitioner perspectives to critically consider contemporary policy making and highlite examples of good practice at all levels of govermento.
Full Description
This unique book combines both academic and practitioner perspectives to provide critical consideration of contemporary policy-making and highlight examples of good practice at all levels of government.
In Professional Policy Making for the Twenty-First Century the Cabinet Office's Strategic Policy Making Team identified nine 'competencies' as the key features of 'modern policy making': forward-looking; outward-looking; innovative, flexible and creative; evidence-based; inclusive; joined-up; open to review; open to evaluation; and capable of learning lessons.
Using these to structure the book, nine central chapters - each written by a pair of co-authors, one primarily an academic, and the other primarily a policy maker or practitioner - examine the competencies in turn. Accompanying case studies provide lessons or pointers to good practice, together with guidance on how to access further information.
Set in the context of New Labour's emphasis on 'modernisation', and reflecting the growing emphasis on policy making as a skill, the book will appeal to a range of audiences, including undergraduate and postgraduate students on courses that draw upon approaches to public administration and public policy, and social researchers, policy officers and others involved in the development and analysis of policy making at all tiers of government.
Contents
Introduction ‾ Hugh Bochel and Sue Duncan; Forward-looking policy making ‾ Hugh Bochel and Louise Shaxson; Outward-looking policy making ‾ Edward C. Page and Jane Mark-Lawson; Innovative, flexible and creative policy making ‾ Andrew Massey and Jamie Rentoul; Evidence-based policy making ‾ Martin Bulmer, Elizabeth Coates and Louise Dominian; Inclusive policy making ‾ Catherine Bochel and Angela Evans; Joined-up policy making ‾ Richard Parry with Marion Kerr; Policy review ‾ Martin Powell and Warwick Maynard; Policy evaluation ‾ Robert Walker and Sue Duncan; Learns lessons from policy experience ‾ John Hudson; Conclusions ‾ Hugh Bochel and Sue Duncan.
