Policy Making in the Public Interest: A Text and Workbook for Local Government
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Book Details
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Publisher: Routledge
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Author: Michael L. Abels
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Edition: 1
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Binding: Paperback
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ISBN: 9781138064812
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Pages: 122
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Languages: English
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Release Date: 26-09-2017
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Package Dimensions: 8.9 x 5.8 x 0.5 inches
About The Book
"Policy Making in the Public Interest" is the first of its kind to provide both a concise introduction and practical workbook on local government policy-making techniques. Designed for students, practitioners, and elected officials, this book introduces essential policy concepts and competencies, allowing readers to apply these lessons to real-world local government issues such as city planning, community-economic development, public safety, utility planning, regional partnerships, and sustainable growth.
Each chapter includes targeted exercises that reflect scenarios students may encounter in internships or service learning projects, while also addressing issues that professionals regularly face in their careers. This approach equips the reader with the tools to understand and address "the public interest" and helps them develop strategies for crafting policies that effectively serve the community.
An accompanying eResource page enriches the learning experience with grading forms, PowerPoint slides, downloadable forms, and additional resources for both students and practitioners. "Policy Making in the Public Interest" is an invaluable resource for public policy and local government courses, a comprehensive guide for managers and elected officials, and an essential tool for workshops aimed at understanding and improving local government operations.

