PUBLIC POLICY
BS (BBA) – IV |
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Course Title : PUBLIC POLICY Course Number : BA (BS) – 422 Credit Hours: 03 |
Objective
This course design to view the policy making process as a policy cycle – a sequence and financial activities, beginning with problem identification and agenda formation, and concluding with evaluation, termination, modification, or continuation of policy. The course intended to explore the policy approach as we perceive and practice it.
Course Contents
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Basic Concepts1.1. What constitute Public Policy?1.2. Nature1.3. Why study1.4. Public policy in political science1.5. Categories of public policies1.6. Approaches to study public policy1.7. Sources of public policy1.8. Methodological difficulties in study public policy1.9. Policy cycle
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Policy Makers and their Environment2.1. Participants in public policy making2.2. Who has power in policy making?2.3. Levels of politics
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Policy Development3.1. Pre policy3.2. Planning process3.3. Obstacle in planning3.4. Context of public policy
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Policy adoption4.1. Decision making: theories and process4.2. Budgeting and finance
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Policy implementation5.1. Who implement5.2. Output5.3. Impact5.4. Evaluation of implementation5.5. Managerial perspective on implementation5.6. Political perspective on implementation5.7. Legal perspective on implementation
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Policy evaluation6.1. Process6.2. Aspects6.3. Objectives6.4. Models of evaluation
Recommended Books
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Garry. D. Brewer and Peter DeLeon (2002), The Foundation of Policy Analysis.
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Good year: Santa Monoca.
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Anderson, J. E. (2004), Public Policy making, Prentice hall: Englewood cliffs.
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Dye, T. R. (1999), Understanding About Public Policy, Prentice hall: Englewood Cliffs.
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Sheikh, M. H. (1994), Introduction to Public Policy: with reference to Pakistan Rehbar Publishers: Karachi.