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In one of the best depictions of the most dynamic areas in policy scholarship today, this book examines both the obstacles to comparative public policy research, and the strategies for moving forward. * Chris Weible, University of Colorado Denver, USA *
This is an important and insightful contribution to the comparative public policy literature that will inform and engage students, researchers and policy makers wanting to understand the key determinants of public policy change within and across nations. * Francesca Gains, University of Manchester, UK *

Table of Contents
Introduction 1. Why Compare Public Policies? 2. How Governments Act: Policy Instruments and Their Use 3. Doing Comparative Public Policy 4. Interests and Public Policy 5. Ideas and Public Policy 6. Institutions and Public Policies 7. International Influences on Public Policy 8. Economic Policy 9. Welfare Policy 10. Health Policy 11. Education Plicy 12. Environmental Policy 13. Conclusion

Comparative Public Policy

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      Publisher Bloomsbury
      Imprint Bloomsbury Academic
      Published 4/17/2018 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN-13 9781137607041
      978-1137607041
      ISBN-10 1137607041
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      Globalization Public administration / Public policy

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      In one of the best depictions of the most dynamic areas in policy scholarship today, this book examines both the obstacles to comparative public policy research, and the strategies for moving forward. * Chris Weible, University of Colorado Denver, USA *
      This is an important and insightful contribution to the comparative public policy literature that will inform and engage students, researchers and policy makers wanting to understand the key determinants of public policy change within and across nations. * Francesca Gains, University of Manchester, UK *

      Table of Contents
      Introduction 1. Why Compare Public Policies? 2. How Governments Act: Policy Instruments and Their Use 3. Doing Comparative Public Policy 4. Interests and Public Policy 5. Ideas and Public Policy 6. Institutions and Public Policies 7. International Influences on Public Policy 8. Economic Policy 9. Welfare Policy 10. Health Policy 11. Education Plicy 12. Environmental Policy 13. Conclusion

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