Poststructural Policy Analysis
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Poststructural Policy Analysis
A Guide to Practice
Bacchi, Carol; Goodwin, Susan
Palgrave Macmillan
10/2016
149
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Inglês
9781137525444
15 a 20 dias
It features examples of applications of the approach with topics as diverse as obesity, economic policy, migration, drug and alcohol policy, and gender equality to illustrate the growing popularity of this way of thinking and to provide clear and useful examples of poststructural policy analysis in practice.
Part I Asking new policy questions 1 Introduction 22 Making politics visible: The WPR approach 153 Key themes and concepts 33Power, knowledge and resistance 34Practices, events and relations 39Discourses and discursive practices 43Problematizing, problematizations, self-problematization 47Governmentality: rationalities and technologies 52Genealogy and subjugated knowledges 58Subjectification, subject positions and dividing practices 63Part II Interrogating policies as constitutive: WPR applications4 Making and unmaking "problems" 71Understandings of "problems" in policy analysis 72Alcohol and other drug "problems" 77"Gender equality" 805 Making and unmaking "subjects" 87Education policy 90Health policy 92Immigration policy 94Economic policy 96Transport/environment policy 98Disability/equality policy 99Family policy <1016 Making and unmaking "objects" 104"traffic"/"cycling" 107"poverty"/"social inclusion" 109"addiction" 111"literacy" 114States of being: "wellbeing", "disability", "developing/developed" 1167 Making and unmaking "places" 120Making (up) "the state" 123Making (up) "Europe" 124Making (up) "urban"/"rural" "places" 127Making (up) "developed" and "developing" "places" 130Making (up) "public places" 1328 Conclusion 135Appendix: Poststructural Interview Analysis: Politicizing "personhood" by Carol Bacchi and Jennifer Bonham 143Bibliography 155Index
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It features examples of applications of the approach with topics as diverse as obesity, economic policy, migration, drug and alcohol policy, and gender equality to illustrate the growing popularity of this way of thinking and to provide clear and useful examples of poststructural policy analysis in practice.
Part I Asking new policy questions 1 Introduction 22 Making politics visible: The WPR approach 153 Key themes and concepts 33Power, knowledge and resistance 34Practices, events and relations 39Discourses and discursive practices 43Problematizing, problematizations, self-problematization 47Governmentality: rationalities and technologies 52Genealogy and subjugated knowledges 58Subjectification, subject positions and dividing practices 63Part II Interrogating policies as constitutive: WPR applications4 Making and unmaking "problems" 71Understandings of "problems" in policy analysis 72Alcohol and other drug "problems" 77"Gender equality" 805 Making and unmaking "subjects" 87Education policy 90Health policy 92Immigration policy 94Economic policy 96Transport/environment policy 98Disability/equality policy 99Family policy <1016 Making and unmaking "objects" 104"traffic"/"cycling" 107"poverty"/"social inclusion" 109"addiction" 111"literacy" 114States of being: "wellbeing", "disability", "developing/developed" 1167 Making and unmaking "places" 120Making (up) "the state" 123Making (up) "Europe" 124Making (up) "urban"/"rural" "places" 127Making (up) "developed" and "developing" "places" 130Making (up) "public places" 1328 Conclusion 135Appendix: Poststructural Interview Analysis: Politicizing "personhood" by Carol Bacchi and Jennifer Bonham 143Bibliography 155Index
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