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Module 5Module 5
Policy Analysis in thePolicy Analysis in thePolicymaking ProcessPolicymaking Process
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Five Models ofFive Models ofPolicymakingPolicymaking
Comprehensive RationalityComprehensive Rationality
Partisan Mutual AdjustmentPartisan Mutual Adjustment Multiple ConvergenceMultiple Convergence
Punctuated EquilibriumPunctuated Equilibrium
Bureaucratic PoliticsBureaucratic Politics
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Agenda Setting
Policy Formulation
AGENDA
S
SOCIETY
POLICY PROPOSALS
Policy Adoption
Policy Evaluation
POLICIES
POLICY OUTPUTS
Termination
Adaptation Succession
Adaptation
Adaptation
Policy Implementation
POLICY PERFORMANCE
Succession
Adaptation
The Policymaking ProcessThe Policymaking Process
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Five Explanatory Models of ComplexFive Explanatory Models of Complex
Cyclical ProcessesCyclical Processes Comprehensive Economic Rationality (Model I).Comprehensive Economic Rationality (Model I). The policy process is likeThe policy process is like
a market in which economically rational buyers select products according toa market in which economically rational buyers select products according totheir price. The greater the cost of a policy alternative, the less likely it will betheir price. The greater the cost of a policy alternative, the less likely it will be
adoptedadopted..
Partisan Mutual AdjustmentPartisan Mutual Adjustment (Model II). The policy process is like a partisan(Model II). The policy process is like a partisandebate among many teams in government and throughout society. Politicallydebate among many teams in government and throughout society. Politicallyrational partisans mutually adjust their policies, so that adopted policies are onlyrational partisans mutually adjust their policies, so that adopted policies are onlymarginally different from the status quo.marginally different from the status quo.
Critical Convergence (Model III). The policy process is like a complex riverCritical Convergence (Model III). The policy process is like a complex riverdelta with multiple streams converging and diverging as they meander towarddelta with multiple streams converging and diverging as they meander toward
the sea. Politically and economically rational individuals and groups arethe sea. Politically and economically rational individuals and groups aresuccessful in setting agendas and formulating and adopting policies when theysuccessful in setting agendas and formulating and adopting policies when theyare able to recognize critical moments (policy windows) when three kinds ofare able to recognize critical moments (policy windows) when three kinds ofstreamsstreamsproblems, policies, and politicsproblems, policies, and politicsconverge.converge.
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Bureaucratic Politics (Model IV).Bureaucratic Politics (Model IV). The policy process is a competitiveThe policy process is a competitiveprocess among relatively autonomous bureaucracies. Politically rationalprocess among relatively autonomous bureaucracies. Politically rational
bureaucratic leaders compete for recognition and resources in accordance withbureaucratic leaders compete for recognition and resources in accordance withthe institutional incentives and reward structure of their organizations (Wherethe institutional incentives and reward structure of their organizations (Whereyou stand depends on where you sit.)you stand depends on where you sit.)
Punctuated Equilibrium (Model V).Punctuated Equilibrium (Model V). Policy making is like the process ofPolicy making is like the process ofbiological evolution. The majority of policies are relatively stable andbiological evolution. The majority of policies are relatively stable andincremental for long periods of time, forming a dynamic equilibrium amongincremental for long periods of time, forming a dynamic equilibrium among
competing policies.competing policies.Periodically, abrupt changes (punctuations) occur as a result of forming newPeriodically, abrupt changes (punctuations) occur as a result of forming newpolitical images which themselves are products ofpolicy earthquakes andpolitical images which themselves are products ofpolicy earthquakes andexternal shocks.external shocks.
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Three Dimensions of UtilizationThree Dimensions of Utilization
Composition
EffectsScope
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Policy
Analyst
POLICYMAKING
PROCESS
POLICY
DOCUMENTS
POLICY
COMMUNICATIONSdisseminationutilization
analysisPOLICY
INFORMATION
Utilization Focused Policy AnalysisUtilization Focused Policy Analysis
development