Writing public policy : a practical guide to communicating in the policy making process / Catherine F. Smith.

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Smith, Catherine F

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TextPublication details: Dar es salaam : Oxford University Press., c2016Edition: 4th.edDescription: xxii, 241 p. : 21 cmISBN:

9780199388578

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320.6 SMI

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Introduction: how to use this book 1. Public policy making 2. Communicating 3. Definition: frame the problem 4. Evaluation: analyze and advise 5. Legislative history: know the record 6. Position paper: know the arguments 7. Petitions, proposals, letter: request action 8. Briefing, opinion, resolution : inform policy makers 9. Testimony: witness in a public hearing 10. Public comment: influence administration Conclusion: what writing public policy means

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: how to use this book
1. Public policy making
2. Communicating
3. Definition: frame the problem
4. Evaluation: analyze and advise
5. Legislative history: know the record
6. Position paper: know the arguments
7. Petitions, proposals, letter: request action
8. Briefing, opinion, resolution : inform policy makers
9. Testimony: witness in a public hearing
10. Public comment: influence administration
Conclusion: what writing public policy means

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