Understanding the policy process: Analysing welfare policy and practice

John Hudson · Stuart G. Lowe

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Public Policy and Administration Research Policy Transfer and Learning

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Introduction: what is policy analysis? Part One: Macro-level Analysis: Globalisation Political economy The post-industrial economy Technological change Structures of power Part Two: Meso-level Analysis: The changing nature of governance Policy networks Institutions Policy transfer Part Three: Micro-level Analysis: Decision making and personality Implementation and delivery Evaluation and evidence Conclusions: policy analysis and welfare states.

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