Section outline

  • This topic covers the classical theories and models applied in public policy analysis as well as other non-traditional theories, highlighting their main tenets, principles, assumptions and limitations in their application in public policy analysis.

    • Attempt the revision questions in the agreed groups and prepare to share your results in class.

    • This topic begins with the framing of the policymaking environment as continental, regional, national and influenced by external and international actors. Political, economic, socio-cultural, technological, ecological and legal context are discussed, as well as legacy systems and the importance of the public policy and development interface.