Policy Sciences

1987 - 2026

Current editor(s): Michael Howlett

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Society of Policy Sciences
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Volume 37, issue 3, 2004

What future for the policy sciences? pp. 209-225

Roger Pielke

Orienting to the policy sciences' sustainability problem pp. 227-235

Richard Wallace

What future for the policy sciences? A rejoinder to Muth, Pelletier, and Wallace pp. 255-258

Roger Pielke

Tunnel vision: The regulation of endocrine disruptors pp. 277-303

Jason Vogel

Should moral sentiments be incorporated into benefit-cost analysis? An example of long-term discounting pp. 305-318

Richard Zerbe

Public opinion for sale: The role of policy marketers in Greater Yellowstone policy conflict pp. 319-338

Mark Mcbeth and Elizabeth Shanahan

Policy and power: A conceptual framework between the ‘old’ and ‘new’ policy idioms pp. 339-356

Bas Arts and Jan Tatenhove

Tom Bryder, Essays on the Policy Sciences and the Psychology of Politics and Propaganda, Växjö University Press, Göteborg, Sweden, 2004 pp. 383-384

William Ascher

Volume 37, issue 2, 2004

Context-sensitive monitoring and evaluation for the World Bank pp. 103-136

Ronald D. Brunner

The paradox of deliberative democracy: The National Action Committee on the Status of Women and Canada's policy on reproductive technology pp. 137-157

Éric Montpetit, Francesca Scala and Isabelle Fortier

Reframing privatisation: Deconstructing the myth of efficiency pp. 159-183

Steve R. Letza, Clive Smallman and Xiuping Sun

One size does not fit all: Matching breadth of stakeholder participation to watershed group accomplishments pp. 185-204

Tomas M. Koontz and Elizabeth Moore Johnson

Volume 37, issue 1, 2004

Building institutional rules and procedures: Village election in China pp. 1-22

Qingshan Tan

Linking Lasswell's political psychology and the policy sciences pp. 23-36

William Ascher and Barbara Hirschfelder-Ascher

Using multiple methods to understand agency values and objectives: Lessons for public lands management pp. 37-69

Iingrid M. Martin and Toddi A. Steelman

The anatomy of conflict and the politics of identity in two cooperative salmon management regimes pp. 71-87

Syma Ebbin

Volume 20, issue 2, 1987

Deadlines, routines, and change pp. 85-103

Philip Bromiley and Alfred Marcus

The influence of analysis on U.S. defense policys pp. 105-128

Peter deLeon

Models of the economy implicit in public discourse pp. 129-151

G. Boynton and Christophe Deissenberg

The political economy of project delay pp. 153-171

S. Lesbirel

Book reviews pp. 173-178

Paul Culhane and Kenneth Land

Volume 20, issue 1, 1987

Editorial: Policy sciences and the economic approach in a ‘post-positivist’ era pp. 3-9

William Ascher

Valuing environmental losses: What promise does the right measure hold? pp. 11-26

Robin Gregory and Tim Mcdaniels

The introduction of professional regulation and labor market conditions pp. 27-51

William White

Key political symbols: the dissociation process pp. 53-76

Ronald Brunner

Book review pp. 77-79

Sarah-Kathryn McDonald

Erratum pp. 82-82

Douglas Torgerson