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A useful guide for undergraduate and graduate students, this is a comprehensive overview of the best-known policy-making models. It covers Lindblom's incrementalism, the Madisonian model, the responsible parties model, group theory, and the privileged position of business in capitalist societies.

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Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Chapter 1. Models of Policy Change Part 3 I. The Sources of Incrementalism: Chapter 2. Incrementalism and the Limits of Rationality; Chapter 3. The Unequal Group Struggle; Chapter 4. The Privileged Position of Business; Chapter 5. Is There an Alternative to Incrementalism?; Chapter 6. Feder Part 4 II. Understanding Policy Change: Chapter 8. Rationality and Nonincremental Policy; Chapter 10. When is Policy Change Nonincremental?; Chapter 10. Welfare Reform: Obstacles to Nonincremental Change; Chapter 11. Policy Change Constraints and Possibili Chapter 5 Bibliography Chapter 6 Index

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      Publisher: University Press of America
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 4/26/2006 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780761834137, 978-0761834137
      ISBN10: 0761834133

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A useful guide for undergraduate and graduate students, this is a comprehensive overview of the best-known policy-making models. It covers Lindblom's incrementalism, the Madisonian model, the responsible parties model, group theory, and the privileged position of business in capitalist societies.

      Table of Contents
      Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Chapter 1. Models of Policy Change Part 3 I. The Sources of Incrementalism: Chapter 2. Incrementalism and the Limits of Rationality; Chapter 3. The Unequal Group Struggle; Chapter 4. The Privileged Position of Business; Chapter 5. Is There an Alternative to Incrementalism?; Chapter 6. Feder Part 4 II. Understanding Policy Change: Chapter 8. Rationality and Nonincremental Policy; Chapter 10. When is Policy Change Nonincremental?; Chapter 10. Welfare Reform: Obstacles to Nonincremental Change; Chapter 11. Policy Change Constraints and Possibili Chapter 5 Bibliography Chapter 6 Index

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