Combining the insights of an economist and a political
scientist, this new third edition of "Cases in Public Policy
Analysis" offers real world cases to provide students with the
institutional and political dimensions of policy problems as well
as easily understood principles and methods for analyzing public
policies.
Guess and Farnham clearly explain such basic tools as
problem-identification, forecasting alternatives,
cost-effectiveness analysis, and cost-benefit analysis and show how
to apply these tools to specific cases. The new edition offers a
revised framework for policy analysis, practical guidelines for
institutional assessment, and five new action-forcing cases.
Up-to-date materials involving complex policy issues, such as
education reform, cigarette smoking regulation, air pollution
control, public transit capital planning, HIV/AIDS prevention
strategies, and prison overcrowding are also included.
Bridging the gap between methods and their application in real
life, "Cases in Public Policy Analysis" will be of interest to
professors involved with upper-division and graduate-level policy
courses, as well as an excellent sourcebook in applied policy
training for government practitioners and consultants.
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