Analyzing Policy: Choices, Conflicts, and Practices (New Institutionalism in American Politics) 1st Edition

Everything good

good text for graduate course.

its ok

The book was in perfect condition. This was the best price I could find out of seven other sites for new and used books.

this book was easy to read and navigate. gave me the info i needed in a way i could understand. i actually enjoyed reading it for my class.

Not a fan of this book, very hard to read, bounces all over the place. If you are having to use this book for class, I am sorry, it will make a seemingly good class a nightmare.

I like his writing style

As a student in introductory policy analysis, I fully enjoyed the author's approach to policy. Without an extensive background in economics or political science, the text was still quite manageable because it flowed. It gives enough background info in order to better understand concepts without being a long text. Entertaining, witty, and thorough throughout, the professor I know as a brilliant man who worked for the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, enlightens with great precision. Blending a little history of economic and political theory with a skillful modern twist, this is introductory public policy analysis at its best. Highly recommended.