Processing...
This edition of this highly regarded Australian public policy text is designed for second and third year undergraduate students. Reviewers of the first edition commented on its excellence as an introductory text to the area of public policy and its comprehensive and thorough approach.
This edition builds on these strengths and brings a new contributing author and new chapter structure and content to significantly improve and update the text.
Alan Fenna is a Lecturer in Politics in the School of Social Sciences and Asian languages at Curtin University. He specialises in Australian and comparative public policy. Alan has recently completed a visiting professorship at Wilfred Laurier University in Ontario, Canada.
Kate Crowley has contributed a chapter on environmental policy and teaches at the University of Tasmania.
Nicholas Economou who has contributed a chapter on the politics of citizenship, teaches at Monash University.
Gillian Whitehouse has contributed a chapter on women’s policy and teaches at the University of Queensland.
<p>This edition of this highly regarded Australian public policy text is designed for second and third year undergraduate students. Reviewers of the first edition commented on its excellence as an introductory text to the area of public policy and its comprehensive and thorough approach. </p>
<ul>
<li>“It is comprehensive on the broader economic and institutional aspects of policy” </li>
<li>“it provides one of the most extensive bibliographies I have seen for a long time” </li>
<li>“difficult concepts are broken down into comprehensible language and well explained” </li>
<li>“the case studies are good value” </li>
<li>“well laid out” </li>
<li>“sets out both theoretical perspectives and empirical material making it invaluable to students”. </li>
</ul>
<p>This edition builds on these strengths and brings a new contributing author and new chapter structure and content to significantly improve and update the text.</p>
106.95
Learn Now. Pay Later.