Public
Policy is fundamentally a discipline interested in identifying
public problems and implementing successful solutions.
Several courses focus on the identification of common
problems and review potential policy solutions (e.g., POLS
361).
This course, Policy
Implementation and Program Evaluation,
focuses exclusively on policy solutions and strategies for
successful implementation of these solutions.
Clearly,
public policy represents a contested terrain.
Policy outcomes represent benefits to some and pain to
others.
Hence, policy implementation is typically a political,
and often passionate, discourse.
Successful policy implementation, therefore, requires
rational strategies.
This
website provides support for 407 by providing supplemental
materials. As the class progresses I will continue to
post additional material.
Class
Links:
Course Syllabus
MLA Citation Style Guide
OMB
Watch (An Excellent Source for Examining Rulemaking in the
real world)
THE REGULATORY SYSTEM (From
OMB Watch):
THE PRIMARY FRAMEWORK FOR RULEMAKING
The Administrative Procedure Act
Executive Order 12866: Regulatory Planning and Impact Analysis
SECONDARY CONTROLS ON
RULEMAKING (From OMB Watch:
The Paperwork Reduction Act
The Unfunded Mandates Reform Act
The Regulatory Flexibility Act
The Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act
The Congressional Review Act
The Government Performance and Results Act
The Freedom of Information Act
The Government in the Sunshine Act
The Federal Advisory Committee Act
Writing
Guides and Resources:
CSUN: Learning
Resource Center
UCSB: Writing Resources
Harvard: The Writing Center
Purdue: Online Writing Lab (OWL)
Illinois Urbana: The Writers' Workshop
Capital Community Technical College:
Guide to Grammar and Writing
University of Richmond: Writer's Web
Hanover College: Writing Manuals and Guides
Hudson Valley Community College:
Grant Writing Resources
Medianet: Presentation Skills
Additional
Resources For Policy Analysis and Rulemaking:
Policy Information
Politics
1
Institute
for Women’s Policy Research
Public-Policy.org
PoliSci.com
Federal Government
Offices and Agencies
FedWorld
(US Gov Web Directory)
Directory (LSU)
Directory (Commercial)
Federal Statutes and
Regulations
The
Center for Information Law and Policy
Federal Law
Resources (Technical)
United States
Code (Searchable Code of Federal Statutes)
United States
Code (Searchable Code of Federal Statutes)
US Code of Federal Regulations (Searchable)
Academic Policy and
Politics Resources
Public
Policy Section, American Political Science Association
Section on Race, Ethnicity and Politics, APSA
American Political Science Association
(APSA)
International Political Science Resources
Political Science Virtual Library
General Political Science Resources
Western
Connecticut State University
UC Irvine
Political Science
Departments (Directories)
From
Indiana
National Association of Schools of Public Affairs (NASPAA)
The 2000 Presidential
Election
Los
Angeles Times “37 Days”
CNN's Election 2000
Election 2000 from the BBC
Washington Post
Official Electoral College Site
(National Archives and Records
Administration)
General Information on the Electoral College
(Federal Election Commission)
Issue Areas
The
2000-2002 Congress
Odd Facts of Federal Elected Officials (Salaries, Names,
Histories, etc.)
Federal
Government and Resources
State Government Resources
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