Introduction to Public Policy Analysis. What is Public Policy?
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1 Introduction to Public Policy Analysis What is Public Policy?
2 What is Public Policy? Textbook #1: The authoritative statements or actions of government which reflect the decisions, values, or goals of policymakers.
3 What is Public Policy? Textbook #2: Public policy is the sum of government activities, whether pursued directly or through agents, as those activities have an influence on the lives of citizens.
4 What is Public Policy? Textbook #3: The combination of basic decisions, commitments, and actions made by those who hold or affect government positions of authority. Textbook #4: What governments do.
5 Examples of Domestic Policy Issues Which 5 do you think are more important? Federal Budget Constitutional Rights Crime and Drugs The Economy Education Health Care Immigration Poverty Minorities
6 Examples of Foreign Policy Which 5 do you think are the more important? Defense Democracy and Human Rights Foreign Aid The Global Environment International Trade Weapons Proliferation Activities in Regions of the World
7 Decision Making Possible actions government might take: Do nothing Call for negotiations Economic aid Send military materials Military threats Mobilize troops Use troops Bombing Invasion * Pres. statement * Propaganda * Economic sanctions * Military presence * Blockade * Subversive action spy assassination weaken leadership
8 Goals of Foreign Policy National Security World Peace Self-government (democracy) Free and Open Trade Concern for Humanity
9 Goal: National Security To remain free and independent To be secure from unwanted foreign influence Includes the use of ambassadors and treaties Military CIA FBI
10 Goal: World Peace Promote peace and prevent conflicts Cooperation with governments of foreign nations Help save lives, money, and resources in foreign nations Give aid to foreign nations Membership in The United Nations
11 Goal: Self Government /Democracy Encourage the growth of democracy in other nations and regions Fair elections, choices, individual freedoms Immigration Defined: To enter and settle in a country or region to which one is not native Emigration Defined: Migration from a place
12 Goal: Free Trade Trade arrangements where tariffs or other barriers to the free flow of goods and services are eliminated. The basic argument for free trade is based on the idea that each region should concentrate on what it can produce most cheaply and efficiently and should exchange its products for those it is less able to produce economically.
13 Disadvantages of Free Trade: Small local companies get out maneuvered and overtaken by large corporate companies Fewer jobs available for some home countries Example: few jobs available for US auto makers there is more competition.
14 Advantages of Free Trade Provides employment around the world competition creates lower cost of goods forces countries into specializing in what they are good at This increased efficiency and results in a lower opportunity costs Offers access to natural resources around the world Oil, other
15 Goal: Humanitarian Defined: Having concern for or helping to improve the welfare of other people. Helps to provide political stability in other nations. Examples: Aid for natural disasters around the world Aid for food shortages Aid of medical supplies and technology
16 What is Public Policy? Public policy is not (solely) legislation. Public policy is a process.
17 3 Levels of Policy Choices Decisions ( policy statements ) Outputs Action ( policy activities ) Impacts Effects on our lives
18 The Stages of the Policy Process Problem Definition (Issue formation) Agenda Formation Policy Adoption Policy Implementation Policy Evaluation Problem Re-Definition (policy feedback)
19 The Stages of the Policy Process Problem Definition (Issue formation) Agenda Formation Policy Adoption Policy Implementation Policy Evaluation Problem Re-Definition (policy feedback) CHOICES
20 The Stages of the Policy Process Problem Definition (Issue formation) Agenda Formation Policy Adoption Policy Implementation Policy Evaluation Problem Re-Definition (policy feedback) CHOICES OUTPUTS
21 The Stages of the Policy Process Problem Definition (Issue formation) Agenda Formation Policy Adoption Policy Implementation Policy Evaluation Problem Re-Definition (policy feedback) CHOICES OUTPUTS IMPACT
22 Problem Definition How do policy issues emerge? Triggering mechanisms a critical event (or set of events) that converts a routine problem into a widely shared, negative public response.
23 Dimensions of triggering mechanisms Scope = # of people affected Intensity = perceived importance Time = length of time a critical event unfolds Policy issues most likely to progress through the policy process when scope and intensity are high, and the critical event(s) happens quickly. Triggering mechanisms constitute linkage between the perception of a problem and demand for political action.
24 Types of triggering mechanisms Internal - natural catastrophes, economic calamities, technological breakthroughs, social evolution vs. External acts of war, indirect conflicts, economic confrontations, balance of power Planned vs. Unplanned
25 Examples of Triggering Mechanisms? Civil Rights Policy 1960 s: Civil Rights Movement Civil Rights Act, Voting Rights Act Environmental Policy 1970 s: Arab oil embargo 1973 various energy policies Social Welfare Policy 1930 s: Great Depression New Deal legislation 1960 s: Harrington/Television/Civil Rights Movement Johnson s War on Poverty
26 Examples of Triggering Mechanisms? Education Policy 1950 s: Cold War/Sputnik (1957) Nat l Defense Education Act (1958) 1960 s: War on Poverty Elementary and Secondary Education Act (1965) Economic Policy 1980 s/1990 s: Large trade deficits Legislation to increase economic competitiveness Criminal Justice 1980 s/90 s: Discovery of crack cocaine War on Drugs
27 Policy Typologies Symbolic Policies Emotional appeal; embodies values/ideals Substantive Policies Transfer of resources; significant impact Procedural Policies Outlines the steps in a process
28 Policy Typologies Lowi s Typology Distributive Policies allocate benefits to the larger population; costs tend to be widely dispersed too Redistributive Policies allocate benefits to a narrow, targeted population (the poor); costs tend to be targeted as well (the rich) Regulatory Policies competitive (regulation of market competition) and protective (protection of public from perceived harm)
29 Policy Typologies Morality Policies Policies justified based on moral values Highly salient Low information High levels of citizen participation / ideologically charged
30 Policy Theories Purpose to explain variation (change) in public policies (over time)
31 Policy Theories State-Centered Theories Focus on government actors (organizations, key individuals) as the primary initiators of change
32 Policy Theories Decision Theory Rational Decision Making Incremental Decision Making
33 Policy Theories Pluralist Theory (of Democracy) Assumptions While not everyone votes, nearly everyone belongs to or is represented by organization(s) These organizations represent the political interests of their members Government is responsive to politically organized interests No single group wins all the time Interest group competition
34 Policy Theories Elitist Theory (of Democracy) Key assumption There exists a dominant class (elites) who monopolize political power Ordinary citizens (the masses) have relatively little power over matters that are of concern to elites
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