This document outlines the topics covered in two end semester examinations for public policy courses. The first exam covers 18 topics related to key concepts in public policy paradigms and practices, such as neo-liberalism, new public management, policy cycles, and the welfare state. The second exam focuses on 5 topics in ethics of public action, including limits to liberty, freedom of expression, and human rights.
(Social Movements, Protest, And Contention 14) Sanjeev Khagram, James v. Riker, Kathryn Sikkink-Restructuring World Politics_ Transnational Social Movements, Networks, And Norms-University of Minnesot
Global Politics: Exploring Diverse Systems and Ideologies: Understanding Political Systems, Ideologies, and Global Actors: Global Perspectives: Exploring World Politics, #1
This document outlines the topics covered in two end semester examinations for public policy courses. The first exam covers 18 topics related to key concepts in public policy paradigms and practices, such as neo-liberalism, new public management, policy cycles, and the welfare state. The second exam focuses on 5 topics in ethics of public action, including limits to liberty, freedom of expression, and human rights.
This document outlines the topics covered in two end semester examinations for public policy courses. The first exam covers 18 topics related to key concepts in public policy paradigms and practices, such as neo-liberalism, new public management, policy cycles, and the welfare state. The second exam focuses on 5 topics in ethics of public action, including limits to liberty, freedom of expression, and human rights.
This document outlines the topics covered in two end semester examinations for public policy courses. The first exam covers 18 topics related to key concepts in public policy paradigms and practices, such as neo-liberalism, new public management, policy cycles, and the welfare state. The second exam focuses on 5 topics in ethics of public action, including limits to liberty, freedom of expression, and human rights.
1. Basic Concepts 2. Commodification 3. What is Public? 4. Political Community 5. Public Policy 6. Public Administration 7. Neo-Liberalism 8. New Public Management 9. Institutions 10. Modernization 11. Role of policy studies 12. Rowing vs. steering 13. Networked governance 14. Policy cycles 15. Social Policy 16. Taxonomy of groups Olson 17. What is welfare state? 18. Critically discuss neo-classical economics 19. The economics of John Maynard Keynes. 20. State and Democracy 21. Political Parties 22. Governance
Ethics of Public Action:
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Limits to liberty Freedom of Expression Democracy and Disagreement Democracy and Disobedience 5. Deprivation of Human Rights
(Social Movements, Protest, And Contention 14) Sanjeev Khagram, James v. Riker, Kathryn Sikkink-Restructuring World Politics_ Transnational Social Movements, Networks, And Norms-University of Minnesot
Global Politics: Exploring Diverse Systems and Ideologies: Understanding Political Systems, Ideologies, and Global Actors: Global Perspectives: Exploring World Politics, #1