PA 565 - Comparative Public Policy

Credits: 3

This course is an introduction to cross-national policy research and to the fascinating and challenging issues of comparative research. Students will learn about theories and processes of policy making in a wide range of fields such as immigration, budgeting taxes, health care, welfare, education and environment. The course focuses on critical analysis and constructive alternatives of public policies in the cultural, economic, political and institutional contexts of the United States and selected other countries.

Prerequisite(s): A student in good standing in the Master of Public Administration Program, or consent of the instructor and MPA program director.

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