Analyzing National and International Policy
Theory, Method, and Case Studies (Studies in Public Policy (Lanham, MD.).)
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Word Count
28,250 words, Guess
Page Count
113 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7913189M
- ISBN-139780739104040
- ISBN-100739104047
- OCLC Control Number50510813
- OCLC Control Numberanalyzingnationa0000paqu
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number2002013932
- Goodreads3431656
- LibraryThing9504256
Classifications
- LCCH61.P2887 2003
Description
Analyzing National and International Policy presents a new theory and method for the conceptualization and analysis of policy making. Laure Paquette's work draws on a wealth of theoretical and empirical research to analyze the importance of national values as building blocks of national policy. Going beyond the traditional analysis of how states use policy, Paquette examines--through the use of four case studies--the prevalence of national values at every stage of the policy decision-making process. (1) France's nuclear policy (1955-1970) is used to analyze the development of a single policy in a single state. (2) The analysis of bilateral state to state relations is conducted through an examination of North and South Korean policies of Nordpolitik and juche from 1994 to 2000. (3) Canada's Northeast Pacific foreign policy in the 1990s sheds light on the development of a single state's policy in a multilateral setting. (4) The example of the Czech Republic's dealings with NATO (1990 to 2000) is used to examine a single state's bilateral policy in a relationship with a block of states.--Publisher's description.
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