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Inhalt: 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

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Inhalt: Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- A. Introduction -- 1. Understanding Policy Work / Colebatch, Hal / Hoppe, Robert / Noordegraaf, Mirko -- B. Accounts of Policy Work -- Introduction -- 2. Giving Accounts of Policy Work / Colebatch, Hal -- 3. Academic Accounts of Policy Experience / Noordegraaf, Mirko -- C. Constructing Meaning Through Policy Work -- Introduction -- 4. New Life for Old Buildings: Mediating Between Different Meanings / Metze, Tamara -- 5. Policy Workers Tinkering with Uncertainty: Dutch Econometric Policy Advice in Action / Vries, Annick de / Halffman, Willem / Hoppe, Rob -- D. Policy Work as Mediation -- Introduction -- 6. Managing the Problematic in Policy Work / Sterrenberg, Lydia -- 7. Evaluation as Policy Work: Puzzling and Powering in a Dutch Program for Sustainable Development / Loeber, Anne -- E. Policy Work Beyond the Nation-State -- Introduction -- 8. Policy Work Between National and International Contexts: Maintaining Ongoing Collaboration / Woeltjes, Tanja -- 9. Flying Blind in Brussels: How National Officials Do European Business Without Political Steering / Geuijen, Karin / Hart, Paul 't -- F. Linking Systemic and Experiential Knowledge -- Introduction -- 10. Is Evidence-Based Policy Making Really Possible? Reflections for Policymakers and Academics on Making Use of Research in the Work of Policy / Williams, Amanda -- 11. Locating the Work of Policy / Shore, Cris -- G. Conclusion -- 12. The Lessons for Policy Work / Colebatch, Hal / Hoppe, Robert / Noordegraaf, Mirko -- About the Authors -- Index of Names -- Index of Subjects

Inhalt: 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

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Inhalt: 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.

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Inhalt: 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.

Anmerkung: Frontmatter -- , Table of Contents -- , Preface -- , A. Introduction -- , 1. Understanding Policy Work / , B. Accounts of Policy Work -- , Introduction -- , 2. Giving Accounts of Policy Work / , 3. Academic Accounts of Policy Experience / , C. Constructing Meaning Through Policy Work -- , Introduction -- , 4. New Life for Old Buildings: Mediating Between Different Meanings / , 5. Policy Workers Tinkering with Uncertainty: Dutch Econometric Policy Advice in Action / , D. Policy Work as Mediation -- , Introduction -- , 6. Managing the Problematic in Policy Work / , 7. Evaluation as Policy Work: Puzzling and Powering in a Dutch Program for Sustainable Development / , E. Policy Work Beyond the Nation-State -- , Introduction -- , 8. Policy Work Between National and International Contexts: Maintaining Ongoing Collaboration / , 9. Flying Blind in Brussels: How National Officials Do European Business Without Political Steering / , F. Linking Systemic and Experiential Knowledge -- , Introduction -- , 10. Is Evidence-Based Policy Making Really Possible? Reflections for Policymakers and Academics on Making Use of Research in the Work of Policy / , 11. Locating the Work of Policy / , G. Conclusion -- , 12. The Lessons for Policy Work / , About the Authors -- , Index of Names -- , Index of Subjects , In English.

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Inhalt: There are now many people involved in 'making policy', but there is not a great deal written about how they do it. Most of the books on policy tend to refer obliquely, if at all, to the actual practice of policy work, and offer little guidance to policy workers or students of policy. 'Policy work' seems to be something that you learn on the job. This book addresses directly the nature of policy work. It blends academic and experiential knowledge of the policy process in describing, analysing and evaluating what modern policy workers do in particular situations, and why is that the appropriate thing to do, how it contributes to the policy process, what impact it has, and what can we learn from this about the skills and knowledge required for policy work in complex modern societies

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Inhalt: Annotation, 〈p style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt" class="MsoNormal"〉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

Inhalt: Machine generated contents note:A.Introduction --1.Understanding Policy Work /Mirko Noordegraaf --B.Accounts of Policy Work --2.Giving Accounts of Policy Work /Hal Colebatch --3.Academic Accounts of Policy Experience /Mirko Noordegraaf --C.Constructing Meaning Through Policy Work --4.New Life for Old Buildings: Mediating Between Different Meanings /Tamara Metze --5.Policy Workers Tinkering with Uncertainty: Dutch Econometric Policy Advice in Action /Rob Hoppe --D.Policy Work as Mediation --6.Managing the Problematic in Policy Work /Lydia Sterrenberg --7.Evaluation as Policy Work: Puzzling and Powering in a Dutch Program for Sustainable Development /Anne Loeber --E.Policy Work Beyond the Nation-State --8.Policy Work Between National and International Contexts: Maintaining Ongoing Collaboration /Tanja Woeltjes --9.Flying Blind in Brussels: How National Officials Do European Business Without Political Steering /Paul 't Hart --F.Linking Systemic and Experiential Knowledge --10.Is Evidence-Based Policy Making Really Possible? Reflections for Policymakers and Academics on Making Use of Research in the Work of Policy /Amanda Williams --11.Locating the Work of Policy /Cris Shore --G.Conclusion --12.Lessons for Policy Work /Mirko Noordegraaf.

Anmerkung: Includes index , Machine generated contents note: A. Introduction ; 1. Understanding Policy Work , B. Accounts of Policy Work ; 2. Giving Accounts of Policy Work , 3. Academic Accounts of Policy Experience , C. Constructing Meaning Through Policy Work ; 4. New Life for Old Buildings: Mediating Between Different Meanings , 5. Policy Workers Tinkering with Uncertainty: Dutch Econometric Policy Advice in Action , D. Policy Work as Mediation ; 6. Managing the Problematic in Policy Work , 7. Evaluation as Policy Work: Puzzling and Powering in a Dutch Program for Sustainable Development , E. Policy Work Beyond the Nation-State ; 8. Policy Work Between National and International Contexts: Maintaining Ongoing Collaboration , 9. Flying Blind in Brussels: How National Officials Do European Business Without Political Steering , F. Linking Systemic and Experiential Knowledge ; 10. Is Evidence-Based Policy Making Really Possible? Reflections for Policymakers and Academics on Making Use of Research in the Work of Policy , 11. Locating the Work of Policy , G. Conclusion ; 12. Lessons for Policy Work

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Weitere Ausg.: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Working for policy Amsterdam : Amsterdam Univ. Press, 2011

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ISBN: 1-282-98533-7 , 9786612985331 , 90-485-1308-1

Inhalt: 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.

Anmerkung: Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Feb 2021). , A. Introduction -- B. Accounts of policy work -- C. Constructing meaning through policy work -- D. Policy work as mediation -- E. Policy work beyond the nation-state -- F. Linking systemic and experiential knowledge -- G. Conclusion. , English

Weitere Ausg.: ISBN 90-8964-253-6

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DOI: 10.1515/9789048513086

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Umfang: 1 online resource (259 pages) : , digital, PDF file(s).

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ISBN: 1-282-98533-7 , 9786612985331 , 90-485-1308-1

Inhalt: 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.

Anmerkung: Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Feb 2021). , A. Introduction -- B. Accounts of policy work -- C. Constructing meaning through policy work -- D. Policy work as mediation -- E. Policy work beyond the nation-state -- F. Linking systemic and experiential knowledge -- G. Conclusion. , English

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Sprache: Englisch

DOI: 10.1515/9789048513086