PBPL 46 Policy Implementation

Good policies are neither self-executing nor self-enforcing. Likewise, bad policies are not self-destructing. Indeed, when the President signs a law, this is but the beginning of a new set of equally important political activities and policy battles. This course explores central features of implementation, including bureaucratic activity, judicial review, and street-level administration, and central concepts including principal agent relationships, delegation, oversight, interpretation, maintenance, and erosion, through key cases, including police, health care, and civil rights.

Instructor

Nachlis

Cross Listed Courses

GOVT 30.11

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC; WCult:W

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