The government of Scotland
public policy making after devolution
by Keating, Michael
A critical challenge to Scotland's new system of government is the making and implementation of public policy. This book offers a comprehensive account of the policy process in contemporary Scotland. There is a review of theories of policy-making, focusing on decentralised systems. The author then identifies the key actors and institutions, patterns of policy making, and the extent of convergence and divergence in comparison with England and other devolved territories. Case studies of policy making in health, higher education, housing, criminal justice, social inclusion and economic development.
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The government of Scotland: public policy making after devolution
2010, Edinburgh University Press
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- 2nd ed.
0748642242 9780748642243
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 263-280) and index.
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