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E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/464367117 Title: Public administration and public policy in Ireland : Theory and methods. Author: Maura Adshead; Michelle Millar Publisher: London : Taylor & Francis Books Ltd, 2003. ISBN/ISSN: 041528242X 9780415282420 OCLC:464367117

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Public administration and public policy in Ireland : Theory and methods.

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Public administration and public policy in Ireland : Theory and methods.

Author:	Maura Adshead; Michelle Millar
Publisher:	London : Taylor & Francis Books Ltd, 2003.
Edition/Format:	Book : English
Summary:	Designed specifically for students of Irish politics and public administration, this textbook provides a comprehensive introduction to public policy and administration in Ireland, thereby bridging the gap between general texts on public policy and books on Irish politics. Each chapter examines one of the key issues or frameworks in policy analysis, such as rational choice or corporatism, and includes a review of Read more...
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Document Type:	Book
All Authors / Contributors:	Maura Adshead; Michelle Millar Find more information about:
ISBN:	041528242X 9780415282420
OCLC Number:	464367117
Description:	256 p.
Contents:	Elitism and agri-environmental policy in Ireland, Mark Evans and Liam Coen; pluralism and the politics of morality, Gary Murphy; Marxism, the state and homelessness in Ireland, Eoin O'Sullivan; feminism and politics of gender, Pat O'Connor; neo-corporatism and social partnership, William K. Roche and Terry Cradden; clientelism - facilitating rights and favours, Neil Collins and Mary O'Shea; policy networks and sub-national government in Ireland, Maura Adshead; institutionalism "old" and new - exploring the mother and child scheme, Michelle Millar; rational actor models, voting, and the Northern Ireland Assembly, Vani K. Borooah; policy transfer and the Irish university sector, Maura Adshead and Oliver Wall; Europeanisation and the Irish experience, Lee McGowan and Mary Murphy; globalization - Ireland in a global context, Paul Sweeney.

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Designed specifically for students of Irish politics and public administration, this textbook provides a comprehensive introduction to public policy and administration in Ireland, thereby bridging the gap between general texts on public policy and books on Irish politics. Each chapter examines one of the key issues or frameworks in policy analysis, such as rational choice or corporatism, and includes a review of recent developments in the field and its major criticisms. It is then illustrated with an empirical Irish case study. In this way the editors highlight the wide variety of alternative explanations available to students who are interested in understanding how policy is made.

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