Understanding and Applying Basic Public Policy Concepts
Public policy development is an iterative process, rather than a linear one. There are five key phases which result in public policy: 1. The emergence of a problem that requires the attention of the public and decision makers. 2. Placing this problem …
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www.politicipublice.roUnderstanding and Applying Basic Public Policy Concepts Melissa Mackay, University of Guelph Louise Shaxton, Delta Partnership Introduction This brief paper provides a general guide to the breadth of what we call policy.
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