Policy Paradox notes

Complete summary of The Policy Paradox by Deborah Stone, for the course Policy Analysis in Public Administration (also called Public Policy Analysis). Very extensive summary, but therefore you are guaranteed to find everything during the open book exams! All concepts that have passed in the lectures are explained in more detail here.

I got an 8.7 on this course, and this document has notes on all the mandatory readings required in the course and combines information from the lectures. It covers everything discussed and it is a great guide to study for exams.

here a summary of all reading of the course in the year 2021

A very comprehensive summary of the substance of PPG. This includes all relevant information from the lectures. I have completed PPG with a 7,9 average and everything you need to know is in this summary.

Comprehensive summary of The Policy Paradox by Deborah Stone, for the Policy Analysis in Public Administration course. Handy for the open book exam, it benefited me a lot myself and all the topics from the exam were also included in my summary. With the exception of two chapters (H10 and H11), it is a complete summary.

A very comprehensive summary of the substance for particle exam 1 of PPG. This includes all relevant information from the lectures. I have completed PPG with a 7,9 average and everything you need to know is in this summary.

Extensive summary of chapter 13, Rules by Deborah Stone, 'Policy Paradox'. This is mandatory reading for 'Public Policy and Governance'.

In this summary: Lectures, working groups, reading questions, summaries of all read articles and chapters of the Policy Paradox — Stone. Only 1 article is missing; Howlett et al. Chapter 5. In addition, the articles belonging to the training 'Conflict Handling & Negotiation' are summarised and added. For the overview, a table of contents has been added and the pages have a page number. This way it is easy to search in this comprehensive summary. Most part in English, lecture...

A summary of Deborah Stone's book 'Policy Paradox', taught in prof Wouter van Dooren's course Policy Professionals. Result: 18/20.

Summary of Stone's book for the Policy Analysis in Public Administration course of the Public Administration course at Tilburg University.

I got an 8.7 on this course, and this document has notes on all the mandatory readings required in the course and combines information from the lectures. It covers everything discussed and it is a great guide to study for exams.

Comprehensive summary of The Policy Paradox by Deborah Stone, for the Policy Analysis in Public Administration course. Handy for the open book exam, it benefited me a lot myself and all the topics from the exam were also included in my summary. With the exception of two chapters (H10 and H11), it is a complete summary.

Extensive summary of chapter 13, Rules by Deborah Stone, 'Policy Paradox'. This is mandatory reading for 'Public Policy and Governance'.

Summary Chapter 1 & 5 - D. Stone - Policy Paradox; notes from lectures and book for the 1st MC of PPG. Public Policy and Governance notes year: 2022/2023.

Summary of all literature in the subject Policy, Rationality and Power of Bachelor Year 2 (B&O). Stone H1, 2 and 5-9 (2012); Huguenin (2010); Hoogerwerf H4 (2014); Bannink & Bosselaar (2020); Fischer (2022); Stone (2017); Lindblom (1959); Van der Wal (2021); Boogers (2020); Van Putten H2&3 (2020); Boogers & Reussing (2019); State of implementation (2022)); Wegrich (2015); Zack H1 (2017)

here a summary of all reading of the course in the year 2021

Summary of chapter 14, Facts - 'Policy Paradox' by Deborah Stone. This is mandatory reading for 'Public Policy and Governance'.

Extensive summary of chapter 12, Incentives. 'Policy Paradox' Deborah Stone. Reading for 'Public Policy and Governance'.

Summary of Policy Paradox, ISBN: 9780393912722 Governance and Policy (USG5010) Chapters 1 and 7 through 11