Working for Policy
Hal K. Colebatch · Robert Hoppe · Mirko Noordegraaf
Jan 2010 · Amsterdam University Press
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About this ebook
Though democratic government calls for well-designed and implemented policy, there is surprisingly little expert guidance available for policy makers and politicians. Working for Policy fills that gap, addressing the nature of policy work and offering necessary guidance. The contributors bring together academic and experiential knowledge in their analysis and evaluation of what modern policy makers do in given situations and of how such actions contribute to the policy process. This unique book demonstrates how scholars can help to ensure that policy makers can acquire the skills and knowledge required in governing complex modern societies.
About the author
Hal K. Colebatch is professorial visiting fellow at the University of New South Wales, Australia, and visiting fellow in the Institute of Governance Studies at the University of Twente in the Netherlands. Robert Hoppe is professor of knowledge and policy at the University of Twente. Mirko Noordegraaf is professor of public administration and organization sciences at Utrecht University in the Netherlands.
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