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9781864489484

Social Policy, Public Policy From Problem to Practice

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    9781864489484

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    1864489480

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-07-01
  • Publisher: Allen & Unwin
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Summary

Preface Acknowledgments Abbreviations Glossary 1 Introducing Policy Processes 2 Income Support for Young People: A search for a single allowance 3 From Child Maintenance to Child Support: An unlikely policy reform 4 Paying for a University Education: HECS and not Fees 5 Long-term Unemployment Policy: From Green paper to Working Nation 6 Concluding Observations Bibliography Index

Table of Contents

Preface viii
Acknowledgements xi
Glossary xiii
Abbreviations xix
Introducing policy processes
1(12)
Good policy processes: a policy development framework
2(6)
The policy framework
The policy stages explained
The `policy dance'
Processes, players and politics
8(2)
The case studies
10(1)
Outline of the book
11(2)
Income support for young people: The search for a single allowance
13(44)
History and context
15(1)
Structures and players
16(3)
Identifying the issues
19(4)
Policy analysis
23(10)
Data and research
Social Policy Public Policy
Key policy questions
Developing objectives and options
31(2)
Consultation
33(1)
Moving towards decisions
33(11)
The events
Budget measures
Diary of a player
Implementation
44(4)
Evaluation
48(4)
Parliamentary committe reports in 1989 and 1991
The Chapman report
Parliamentary committee report in 1995
Conclusions
52(5)
From child maintenance to child support: An unlikely policy reform
57(40)
History and context
58(2)
Structures and players
60(5)
Identifying the issues
65(4)
Putting the problem on the agenda
Articulating the problem
Policy analysis
69(7)
Data and research
Resolving key questions
Developing options
Consultation
76(3)
Moving towards decisions
79(4)
Implementation
83(7)
Major issues
The legislative phase
Publicity
Early days of delivery
Evaluation
90(2)
Conclusions
92(5)
Paying for a university education: HECS and not fees
97(40)
History and context
98(4)
The external environment
Enter Dawkins
Structures and players
102(3)
Identifying the issues
105(7)
Putting the problem on the agenda
The role of the Green Paper
Private and public benefits of higher education`Free' higher education is `middle-class welfare'
Policy analysis
112(8)
Data and research
Key issues for the Wran Committee
Developing options
Consultation
120(3)
Moving towards decisions
123(4)
Implementation
127(5)
Evaluation
132(2)
Conclusions
134(3)
Long-term unemployment policy: From Green Paper to Working Nation
137(40)
History and context
138(1)
Structure and players
139(5)
Identifying the issues
144(5)
The nature of the problem
Articulating the problem
Policy analysis
149(9)
Data and research
Key policy questions
Proposals and options
Political opportunism---income support example
Consultation
158(3)
Moving towards decisions
161(5)
Implementation
166(4)
Evaluation
170(4)
Conclusions
174(3)
Concluding observations 177(15)
Forwards and backwards through the stages
177(7)
Identifying the issues
Policy analysis
Consultation
Moving towards decisions
Implementation
Evaluation
Other factors at play
184(4)
Organisational structures
The Players
Looking towards the future
188(4)
Bibliography 192(11)
Index 203

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