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090			_a5 _bP184p
100	1		_aPALUMBO, Dennis J _98094
245	1	0	_aPublic policy in America : _bgovernment in action
250			_a2 ed
260			_aOrlando, Florida : _bHarcourt Brace College Publishers, _c1988
300			_a430 p.
505	8	0	_tPart 1:the policy cycle _tChapter 1:the public policy approach to understanding politics in America _tthe nature of public policy _tDefining public policy _tConstructing policy issues _tPolicy typologies _tWhy study public policy? _tPublic policy and political theory _tThe organizational imperative _tThe policy cycle _tAnalysing and evaluating public policy _tPurposes and goals of policy study _tShort history of abortion policy in America _tChapter 2: agenda setting: what problems will become subjects for governmental action? _tThe nature of public policy agendas _tAgenda setting in the policy-making cycle _tGetting access to the institutional agendas _tWho has greatestaccess to agenda setting? _tBias in agenda setting _tProcesses of agenda setting _tAgenda building and political theory _tChapter 3: policy formulation: designing solutions to public problems _tThe nature of policy formulation _tThe principles of government _tThe main policy actors _tInterest groups _tModels of decision making _tThe rational actor _tIncrementalism _tCase 3-1: the cuban missile crisis _tPublic choice _tPolitics _tSystems Theory _tThe garbage can model _tMarxian analysis _tChapter 4: implementation: filling in the gaps of public policy _tWhat is implementation? _tPlayers in the game _tTraditional public administration and implementation _tThe limits to successful implementation _tA process model of plicy implementation _tChapter 5: evaluating determining the effectiveness of public policy _tPolitics and public policy evaluating _tHow evaluating research began: from PPBS to the experimenting society _tTypes of evaluations _tA critique of summative evaluation _tProgram evaluation and policy analysis methods _tDecision making and evaluation reserch _tThe use and role of evaluation reserch _tEvaluation and termination of public policies _tPart II: substantive policy issues _tChapter 6: health policy: the high cost of good health _the nature of health care in the United States _tSetting the health policy agenda _tFormulation and adoption of health policy _tImplementing health care policy _tEvaluating health care policy _tTerminating health policies _tChapter 7:social welfare: who gets what from government? _tThe natur of social welfare problems _tSetting the welfare agenda _tFormulating welfare policy _tImplementing welfare policy _tEvaluating social welfare policy _tChapter 8: crime and justice: law in action _tThe nature of the crime problem _tAgenda setting in criminal justice _tThe media and crime _tFormulating crime policy _tCriminal justice and the policy-making process _tImplementing justice policy _tEvaluating criminal justice policy _tChapter 9: educational policy and the goal of equal opportunity _tThe nature of the education problem _tAgenda setting in education _tFormulating educational policy _tImplementing education policy _tEvaluating education policy _tChapter 10: energy and the environment: the big trade-off _tThe nature of the energy problem _tProblem definition and agenda setting in energy policy _tFormulating energy policy _tImplementing energy policy _tEvaluating energy policy
650		4	_aPolítica Pública _912838
650		4	_911940 _a Ciência Política
650		4	_912404 _a Tomada de Decisão
650		4	_aCriminalidade _912141
650		4	_912122 _aPolítica de Saúde
650		4	_aPolítica Educacional _913179
650		4	_aPolítica Energética _912156
651		4	_aEstados Unidos _912942
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998			_a20001010 _bMaria _cMaria do Carmo
998			_a20160310 _b1156^b _cLarissa
999			_aConvertido do Formato PHL _bPHL2MARC21 1.1 _c864 _d864
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