Introduction to Public Policy (V-U)

• Lecture 1: What is Public Policy? (V-U)
• Lecture 2: Public Policy Definitions (V-U)
• Lecture 3: Why Study Public Policy (V-U)
• Lecture 4: To Understan Public Action (V-U)
• Lecture 5: To Know Who Benefits (V-U)
• Lecture 6: To Improve Governance (V-U)
• Lecture 7: Place of Public Policy in Social Science (V-U)
• Lecture 8: Political Science (V-U)
• Lecture 9: Sociology (V-U)
• Lecture 10: Place of Public Policy in Social Science: Public Administration (V-U)
• Lecture 11: New Public Management and Governance (V-U)
• Lecture 12: Law (V-U)
• Lecture 13: Four Reasons (V-U)
• Lecture 15: Scholarly Opinions (V-U)
• Lecture 16: Origins of Public Policy in Ancient Western Thought (V-U)
• Lecture 17: Origins of Public Policy in Ancient Asian Thought (V-U)
• Lecture 18: Lao Tzu (6th Century BCE) (V-U)
• Lecture 19: What is a Model (V-U)
• Lecture 20: Stages of Policy Cycle (V-U)
• Lecture 21: 3. Policy Adoption (V-U)
• Lecture 22: Strengths of the Model (V-U)
• Lecture 23: Significance of the Model (V-U)
• Lecture 24: Critique of the Policy Cycle Model (V-U)
• Lecture 25: Ideology of Policy Making (V-U)
• Lecture 26: Institutions of Policy Making (V-U)