Publication Date
2013
Course Name
Comparative Public Policy
Abstract
Public policy in advanced industrialized democracies from a comparative perspective. Topics include theories of policy-making and comparative inquiry, policy processes, policy networks, policy content, policy convergence and disparities, transatlantic policy-making architecture and global governance. Students work in teams with public administration students in Romania and the UK in a simulation of a public policy challenge – outsourcing of publically-supplied services - which governmental decision-makers commonly confront in the advanced industrialized democracies.
Recommended Citation
Political Science, "PAD602" (2013). Curriculum Proposals. 295.
https://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/curprop/295
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