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Klappentext Large-scale social and political changes have revolutionized policy-making. Traditionally! policy analysis has been state-centered! based on the assumption that central government is self-evidently the locus of government. However! policy-making is often carried out today in loosely organized networks of public authorities! citizen associations and private enterprises. The contributors to this book argue that democratic governance now calls for a new deliberatively-oriented policy analysis. They provide examples from around the world to demonstrate how this would work in practice. Zusammenfassung Traditionally! policy analysis has been state-centred. Today! however! policy-making is often carried out in loosely organized networks of public authorities! citizen associations and private enterprises. Providing examples from around the world! the contributors to this 2003 book argue that democratic governance now calls for a new deliberatively-oriented policy analysis. Inhaltsverzeichnis Editors' introduction Maarten A. Hajer and Hendrik Wagenaar; Part I. Policy Conflict and Deliberation in the Network Society: 1. Collaborative policy making: governance through dialogue Judith Innes and David Booher; 2. Place, identity and local politics: analysing initiatives in deliberative governance Patsy Healey, Claudio de Magelhaes, Ali Madanipour and John Pendlebury; 3. A frame in the fields. Policy making and the reinvention of politics Maarten Hajer; Part II. Rethinking Policy Practice: 4. Democracy through policy discourse Douglas Torgerson; 5. Understanding policy practices: action, dialectic and deliberation in policy analysis Hendrik Wagenaar and Scott Noam Cook; 6. Reframing practice David Laws and Martin Rein; Part III. Foundations of a Deliberative Policy Analysis: 7. Beyond empiricism: policy analysis as deliberative practice Frank Fischer; 8. Accessing local knowledge: policy analysis and communities of meaning Dvora Yanow; 9. Theoretical strategies of post-structuralist policy analysis: towards an analytics of government Herbert Gottweiss....
