The tools of policy formulation Actors, capacities, venues and effects

By:

Jordon Andrew J

Contributor(s):

Turnpenny John R

Publication details: London Edward Elgar 2015Description: 301P xviii PBISBN:

9781783477050

DDC classification:

320.6 JOR

Contents:

Contents Preface Acknowledgements PART I INTRODUCTION 1. The Tools of Policy Formulation: An Introduction John R. Turnpenny, Andy J. Jordan, David Benson and Tim Rayner PART II TOOLS OF POLICY FORMULATION 2. Participatory Assessment: Tools for Empowering, Learning and Legitimating? Matthijs Hisschemöller and Eefje Cuppen 3. Scenarios: Tools for Coping with Complexity and Future Uncertainty Marta Pérez-Soba and Rob Maas 4. Indicators: Tools for Informing, Monitoring or Controlling? Markku Lehtonen 5. Computerized Models: Tools for Assessing the Future of Complex Systems? Martin K. Van Ittersum and Barbara Sterk 6. Multi-Criteria Analysis: A Tool for Going Beyond Monetization? Catherine D. Gamper and Catrinel Turcanu 7. Cost-Benefit Analysis: A Tool That is Both Useful and Influential? Giles Atkinson PART III ACTORS, CAPACITIES, VENUES AND EFFECTS 8. Policy Formulation, Policy Advice and Policy Appraisal: The Distribution of Analytical Tools Michael Howlett, Seck L. Tan, Andrea Migone, Adam Wellstead and Bryan Evans 9. The Use of Policy Formulation Tools in the Venue of Policy Appraisal: Patterns and Underlying Motivations John R. Turnpenny, Andrew J. Jordan, Camilla Adelle, Stephan Bartke, Thomas Bournaris, Petrus Kautto, Hanna Kuittinen, Lars Ege Larsen, Christina Moulogianni, Sanna-Riikka Saarela and Sabine Weiland 10. Policy Formulation Tool Use in Emerging Policy Spheres: A Developing Country Perspective Sachin Warghade 11. The Effects of Targets and Indicators on Policy Formulation: Narrowing Down, Crowding Out and Locking In Christina Boswell, Steve Yearley, Colin Fleming, Eugénia Rodrigues and Graham Spinardi 12. The Use of Computerized Models in Different Policy Formulation Venues: The MARKAL Energy Model Paul Upham, Peter Taylor, David Christopherson and Will Mcdowall PART IV CONCLUSIONS AND NEW DIRECTIONS 13. The Tools of Policy Formulation: New Perspectives and New Challenges Andy J. Jordan, John R. Turnpenny and Tim Rayner Index

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Political Planning

Policy Sciences

Contents

Preface

Acknowledgements

PART I INTRODUCTION

1. The Tools of Policy Formulation: An Introduction
John R. Turnpenny, Andy J. Jordan, David Benson and Tim Rayner

PART II TOOLS OF POLICY FORMULATION
2. Participatory Assessment: Tools for Empowering, Learning and Legitimating?
Matthijs Hisschemöller and Eefje Cuppen

3. Scenarios: Tools for Coping with Complexity and Future Uncertainty
Marta Pérez-Soba and Rob Maas

4. Indicators: Tools for Informing, Monitoring or Controlling?
Markku Lehtonen

5. Computerized Models: Tools for Assessing the Future of Complex Systems?
Martin K. Van Ittersum and Barbara Sterk

6. Multi-Criteria Analysis: A Tool for Going Beyond Monetization?
Catherine D. Gamper and Catrinel Turcanu

7. Cost-Benefit Analysis: A Tool That is Both Useful and Influential?
Giles Atkinson

PART III ACTORS, CAPACITIES, VENUES AND EFFECTS
8. Policy Formulation, Policy Advice and Policy Appraisal: The Distribution of Analytical Tools
Michael Howlett, Seck L. Tan, Andrea Migone, Adam Wellstead and Bryan Evans

9. The Use of Policy Formulation Tools in the Venue of Policy Appraisal: Patterns and Underlying Motivations
John R. Turnpenny, Andrew J. Jordan, Camilla Adelle, Stephan Bartke, Thomas Bournaris, Petrus Kautto, Hanna Kuittinen, Lars Ege Larsen, Christina Moulogianni, Sanna-Riikka Saarela and Sabine Weiland

10. Policy Formulation Tool Use in Emerging Policy Spheres: A Developing Country Perspective
Sachin Warghade

11. The Effects of Targets and Indicators on Policy Formulation: Narrowing Down, Crowding Out and Locking In
Christina Boswell, Steve Yearley, Colin Fleming, Eugénia Rodrigues and Graham Spinardi

12. The Use of Computerized Models in Different Policy Formulation Venues: The MARKAL Energy Model
Paul Upham, Peter Taylor, David Christopherson and Will Mcdowall

PART IV CONCLUSIONS AND NEW DIRECTIONS
13. The Tools of Policy Formulation: New Perspectives and New Challenges
Andy J. Jordan, John R. Turnpenny and Tim Rayner

Index

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