GEO2 2113 Policy Evaluation and Design

In the document, you can find a summary of the reader Policy Design and all mandatory literature from the reader. The reader is summarized in a question-conclusion-evidence way and often embodies questions that are also on the exam. The articles are summarized using bullet points. The reader includes summaries of: 1. Arnstein, S. R. (1969). A ladder of citizen participation. Journal of the American Planning Association, 35(4), 216-224. 2. Mattijssen, T. J., Behagel, J. H., & Buijs, A. E. (...

The document embodies a summary of the reader of Policy Evaluation and all mandatory literature. The summary will save you a lot of time reading the articles. I scored an 8.7 on the multiple-choice exam with this summary. The reader content is summarized in a question-conclusion-evidence way and often includes questions that are on the exam. The articles are summarized using bullet points. The summary covers the following mandatory literature (mandatory literature PE&D 2021): 1. Huitema, D., ...

The document is the assignment I handed in for the first part of the PE&D course, namely, policy analysis. For the assignment, I conducted a Reconstruction of Policy Theory method on the Landing Obligation, which was awarded a 7.5 (above average and with strict grading).

With the summary of the reader Policy Analysis and a summary of all articles, I scored an 8.3 on the multiple-choice exam. The summary is extensive and covers all important parts of the first part of the course. It will save you a lot of time summarizing the articles. The reader content is summarized using a question-conclusion-evidence method. The articles are summarized using bullet points. The articles summarized are from the mandatory reading list as presented in 2021: 1. André, K. Simon...