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Welcome to the course guide for LPSC 7311, Strategizing Public Policy.
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Welcome to the Library Course Guide for Strategizing Public Policy. This Guide provides resources to help you:
- Identify public policy organizations and their publications,
- Find legislative histories, laws, and codified laws,
- Locate regulations, which are essentially the "laws" made by executive agencies,
- Find federal and state court cases and related materials, and
- Track down news sources, data, statistics, and public opinion polls.
Background Information on Policy Formation and Evaluation
Search Sage for books on policy making and policy/program evaluation.
Sample book available in Sage Research Methods.
Also search NU's Scholar OneSearch for additional e-books and articles on policy making and evaluation. Here are some samples.
