Social Policy and Social Programs: A Method for the Practical Public Policy Analyst

Abstract

Part 1: Creating the Context for Social Policy Analysis: The Social Problem Context Chapter 1: Analyzing the Social Problem Background of Social Policies and Social Programs Part 2: A Style of Policy Analysis for the Practical Public Policy Analyst Chapter 2: An Overview of a Style of Policy Analysis: A Value-Critical Approach Chapter 3: The Analysis of Policy Goals and Objectivves in Social Programs and Policies Chapter 4: Who Gets What: The Analysis of Types of Benefits and Services Chapter 5: Who Gets What, How Much, and Under What Conditions: Analysis of Eligibility Rules Chapter 6: Anaylsis of Service-Delivery Systems and Social Policy and Program Design Chapter 7: How Do We Pay for Social Welfare Policies and Programs? Analysis of Financing Chapter 8: Analysis of Interactions among Policy Elements Part 3: Analysis of Social Policies and Social Programs Using Basic Concepts and Evaluation Criteria: An Example Chapter 9: An Example of Social Policy and Social Program Analysis: Selected Features of Federal Child Welfare Legislation since 1970, Concerned with Child Abuse

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