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Handbook of Critical Policy Studies
Edited by Frank Fischer, Douglas Torgerson, Anna Durnová and Michael Orsini
Critical policy studies, as illustrated in this Handbook, challenges the conventional approaches public policy inquiry. But it offers important innovations as well, in particular its focus on discursive politics, policy argumentation and deliberation, and interpretive modes of analysis.
Handbook
- Published in print:
- 18 Dec 2015
- ISBN:
- 9781783472345
- eISBN:
- 9781783472352
- Pages:
- c 544
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- Handbook of Critical Policy Studies
- Copyright
- Contents
- Contributors
- Chapter 1: Introduction to critical policy studies
- Chapter 2: Harold D. Lasswell and critical policy studies: the threats and temptations of power
- Chapter 3: In pursuit of usable knowledge: critical policy analysis and the argumentative turn
- Chapter 4: Habermas, critical theory and public policy
- Chapter 5: Foucault and critical policy studies
- Chapter 6: Poststructuralist discourse theory and critical policy studies: interests, identities and policy change
- Chapter 7: Cultural political economy and critical policy studies: developing a critique of domination
- Chapter 8: The interpretation of power
- Chapter 9: Discursive institutionalism: understanding policy in context
- Chapter 10: Social justice and urban policy deliberation: balancing the discourses of democracy, diversity and equity
- Chapter 11: Deliberation and protest: revealing the deliberative potential of protest movements in Turkey and Brazil
- Chapter 12: Lost in translation: expressing emotions in policy deliberation
- Chapter 13: Problem definition and agenda-setting in critical perspective
- Chapter 14: Making distinctions: the social construction of target populations
- Chapter 15: The autopoietic text
- Chapter 16: Co-production and public policy: evidence, uncertainty and socio-materiality
- Chapter 17: Politics and policy expertise: towards a political epistemology
- Chapter 18: Global governance and sustainability indicators: the politics of expert knowledge
- Chapter 19: The politics of policy think-tanks: organizing expertise, legitimacy and counter-expertise in policy networks
- Chapter 20: Critical action research and social movements: revitalizing participation and deliberation for democratic empowerment
- Chapter 21: Making sense of policy practices: interpretation and meaning
- Chapter 22: Transforming perspectives: the critical functions of interpretive policy analysis
- Chapter 23: Between representation and narration: analysing policy frames
- Chapter 24: Critical policy ethnography
- Chapter 25: Making gender visible: exploring feminist perspectives through the case of anti-smoking policy
- Index
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Chapter 1: Introduction to critical policy studies
Frank Fischer, Douglas Torgerson, Anna Durnová and Michael Orsini
Handbook Chapter
- Published:
- 18 December 2015
- Pages:
- 1–24 (24 total)
Collection:
Social And Political Science 2015
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- Handbook of Critical Policy Studies
- Copyright
- Contents
- Contributors
- Chapter 1: Introduction to critical policy studies
- Chapter 2: Harold D. Lasswell and critical policy studies: the threats and temptations of power
- Chapter 3: In pursuit of usable knowledge: critical policy analysis and the argumentative turn
- Chapter 4: Habermas, critical theory and public policy
- Chapter 5: Foucault and critical policy studies
- Chapter 6: Poststructuralist discourse theory and critical policy studies: interests, identities and policy change
- Chapter 7: Cultural political economy and critical policy studies: developing a critique of domination
- Chapter 8: The interpretation of power
- Chapter 9: Discursive institutionalism: understanding policy in context
- Chapter 10: Social justice and urban policy deliberation: balancing the discourses of democracy, diversity and equity
- Chapter 11: Deliberation and protest: revealing the deliberative potential of protest movements in Turkey and Brazil
- Chapter 12: Lost in translation: expressing emotions in policy deliberation
- Chapter 13: Problem definition and agenda-setting in critical perspective
- Chapter 14: Making distinctions: the social construction of target populations
- Chapter 15: The autopoietic text
- Chapter 16: Co-production and public policy: evidence, uncertainty and socio-materiality
- Chapter 17: Politics and policy expertise: towards a political epistemology
- Chapter 18: Global governance and sustainability indicators: the politics of expert knowledge
- Chapter 19: The politics of policy think-tanks: organizing expertise, legitimacy and counter-expertise in policy networks
- Chapter 20: Critical action research and social movements: revitalizing participation and deliberation for democratic empowerment
- Chapter 21: Making sense of policy practices: interpretation and meaning
- Chapter 22: Transforming perspectives: the critical functions of interpretive policy analysis
- Chapter 23: Between representation and narration: analysing policy frames
- Chapter 24: Critical policy ethnography
- Chapter 25: Making gender visible: exploring feminist perspectives through the case of anti-smoking policy
- Index