Předmět Public Policy (JSM518)

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Sylabus

Course title: PUBLIC POLICYCourse number: JSM518, Fall Semester 2015/16Course website: http://www.martinpotucek.cz (slot Courses/Public Policy)Volume of instruction: 2/1Number of credits: 9Time and place: Mondays, 3:30-6:20 pm, rooms 2080 (lectures), 2080, 2083, 3019(seminars)Course leader: Prof. Martin Potůček, PhD. http://www.martinpotucek.czConsultations to be booked electronically at http://terms.fsv.cuni.czGoals of instruction:The course aims to introduce students to the study of public policy as a discipline, withina broader context of the development of contemporary societies; to exemplify public policy’spractical application and the ways public policy as a scientific discipline attempts toapprehend social problems and devise solutions thereof (with special attention paid topension reforms); to do so by defining the key terms, concepts and methods of public policy;and to engage students in critical thinking and studying, systematic work with scholarlyliterature, writing scholarly texts and actively participating in seminars.Registration prerequisites:This course is offered exclusively to:a. students of masters programmes Veřejná a sociální politika (full-time students only),Public and Social Policy, and International Economic and Political Studies.b. students of doctoral programmes Veřejná a sociální politika and Public and SocialPolicy.Note: The twin course Theory of Public Policy is available for students of other full-timemasters or doctoral study programmes at Charles University, and for international visitingstudents studying masters and doctoral programmes at their home universities.Conditions for passing:Students shall be admitted to the written examination for this course (in English, Czech orSlovak) if they have been graded for the seminar and if they have elaborated and submitted afinal written assignment (in English, Czech or Slovak) on an agreed topic. The topic shall bebased on the consultation with course assistants.Table 1: Points can be earned in the following ways:Item MiStudent’s performance in lectures 10 20Student’s performance during seminars 10 20Final written assignment 12 25Written examination 18 35Total 50 100Student’s performance in lectures will be evaluated in the following way:Maxn1Students should answer one question associated with the topic of each of the ten lectures.Questions for lectures 1 and 2 will be available on October 5th, questions for lectures 3 to 10 atleast two weeks in advance on the course website, along with lecture’s particular powerpointpresentations. The deadline for submission of answers to questions for lectures 1 to 4 isOctober 19th, for the rest in the day of the respective lecture. Answers can be submitted inwritten to the course leader in the day of the particular lecture, or e-mailed topplectureview@gmail.com. Each answer (up to 2 000 characters spaces included) will beevaluated by 0 to 2 points.Table 2: Final grading shall be based on the following key(provided students earned minimum points in particular items - consult Table 1):Final point score Grade80 or more Excellent (výborně)65-79 Very Good (velmi dobře)50-64 Good (dobře)49 or less Fail (neprospěl/a)N. B.:1. Sources shall be credited in line with the latest version of the ISO 690 standard. No formof plagiarism is tolerated at the Charles University. Any instances of plagiarism shall bediscussed by the Disciplinary Board and, eventually, the Dean.2. The final written assignment shall be submitted on the day of registration for writtenexamination, at the latest.Seminars for Faculty of Social Sciences students:Seminar group A’s language of instruction is English.Seminars coordinator, Assistant &Head of Seminar Group A (Room J 3019): PhDr. PetrWitz, peta.witz@centrum.cz (seminars, papers´ mentor)Assistants,Seminar Group A:Rokia Aidahis, raidahis@gmail.com (papers’ mentor)Mgr. Věra-Karin Brázová, v.k.brazova@gmail.com (papers’ mentor)Steven Gawthorpe, M.PP., steven.gawthorpe@gmail.com (seminars, papers’ mentor)PhDr. Petr Hedbávný, hedbavny@fsv.cuni.cz (papers’ mentor)Mgr. Petra Chalupová, ChalupovaPetra@seznam.cz (papers’ mentor)Mgr. Mirna Jusic, mirna.jusic@analytica.ba (papers’ mentor)Mgr. Magdalena Klimešová, Magdalena.klimesova@gmail.com (papers’ mentor)Mgr. Richard Kokeš, Richard.Kokes@seznam.cz (papers’ mentor)Mgr. et Mgr. PaulínaTabery, paulina.tabery@soc.cas.cz (seminars, papers´mentor)Mgr. Eva Tušková, evique.k@gmail.com (seminars, papers´mentor)Mgr. Alžběta Zrcková, betkahoskova@seznam.cz (seminars)Seminar group C’s language of instruction is Czech.Assistant&Head of Seminar Group C (Room J 2083): Mgr. Ondřej Kopečný,kopecny@glopolis.org (seminars, papers’ mentor)Assistants,Seminar Group C:Mgr. Věra-Karin Brázová, v.k.brazova@gmail.com (papers’ mentor)PhDr. Ivan Duškov, ivan.duskov@gmail.com (seminars, papers’ mentor)Mgr. Markéta Havelková, havelkova market@gmail.com (papers’ mentor)PhDr. Michaela Hiekischová, hiekischova@seznam.cz (papers’ mentor)2Mgr. Magdalena Klimešová, Magdalena.klimesova@gmail.com (papers’ mentor)Mgr. Richard Kokeš, Richard.Kokes@seznam.cz (papers’ mentor)Ing. Michaela Šojdrová, Michaela.Sojdrova@csicr.cz (papers’ mentor)Mgr. Kamila Vlčková, kam.vlckova@gmail.com (papers’ mentor)Mgr. Alžběta Zrcková, betkahoskova@seznam.cz (papers’ mentor)For more information, consult syllabus of the course seminar, and Seminar Readings.Follow instructions given by seminar coordinator.Course schedule:Time: Mondays. Lectures 3:30-6:20 pm, seminars 3:30-4:50 pm or 5:00-6:20 pmDay Room Content5 Oct 2080 Lectures #1 and #212 Oct 2080Introduction to the course, lectures and seminars.1. Public interests and public policy.2. Values in public policy. Historical Institutionalism.Students will form seminar groups.Seminar #12083Introduction to the discipline. Agreement on presentation topics. Topicsof final written assignments (discussion of choice of topics,3019recommended structure of papers, and basic rules of crediting sources).19 Oct 2080 Lectures #3 and #426 Oct 20803. Governance. Corporatist Intermediation. Policy Networks.4. Actors and Institutions. Actor-Centered Institutionalism.Seminar #22083Presentations on framework topic "Market, State and Civic Sector asRegulators". Deadline for submitting final written assignment3019proposal.  Specifying the agreement on presentation topics. Discussionof final written assignment proposals.2 Nov 2080 Lectures 5# and #69 Nov 20805. Public policy instruments. Discursive institutionalism. AdvocacyCoalition Framework.6. Public policy as a process. Problem delimiting and recognition.Agenda Setting.Seminar #32083Presentations on framework topic "Actors and Institutions".301916 Nov --- Individual consultations.323 Nov 2080 Lectures 7# and #830 Nov 20807 Dec 20807. Policy formulation and decision-making. Veto Players. MultipleStreams Framework.8. Implementation of public policies. Theories of Bureaucracy.Principal-Agent Model.Seminar #42083Presentations on framework topic "Delimiting the Policy Problem".3019Lectures #9 and #1020839. Evaluation of public policies. Rational (Public) Choice Theory.10. How to understand Public Policy3019Final recapitulation, getting ready for the examination.14 Dec 2080 Seminar #5Presentations on framework topic "Public Policies". Submission of acomprehensive draft of the final assignment.Basic bibliography in English:Howlett, M., Ramesh, M.: 2009. Studying Public Policy. Policy Cycles and PolicySubsystems. Oxford: oxford University Press.Potůček, M., LeLoup, L., Jenei, G. and Váradi, L. 2003. Public Policy in Central and EasternEurope: Theories, Methods, Practices. Bratislava: NISPAcee.Routledge Handbook of Public Policy. 2013. London and New York: RoutledgeZákladní literatura v češtině:Potůček, M. et al. 2015. Veřejná politika. Praha: C.W. BECK. V tisku. Rukopis je prezenčněk dispozici ve studovně Knihovny společenských věd T. G. Masaryka, Jinonice.Potůček, M. et al. 2005 (2nd ed. 2010). Veřejná politika. Praha: Sociologické nakladatelství.Fiala, P. and Schubert, K. 2000. Moderní analýza politiky: Uvedení do teorií a metod policyanalysis. Praha: Barrister & Principal.Veselý, A. and Nekola. M. (eds.) 2008. Analýza a tvorba veřejných politik: Přístupy, metodya praxe. Praha: Sociologické nakladatelství.Notes on literature study:1. Further literature is recommended on the course website, and will be submitted duringindividual lecture presentations.2. It is advisable to follow the electronic Central European Journal of Public Policy(CEJPP): http://www.cejpp.eu.3. Students are expected to follow the media covering policy problems (e.g. pensionreform) on an ongoing basis.Useful websites:4Center for Social and Economic Strategies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University inPrague  (CESES): http://ceses.cuni.czNetwork of Institutes and Schools of Public Administration in Central and Eastern Europe(NISPAcee): http://www.nispa.skPortal of the Public Administration, Czech Republic: www.portal.gov.czOrganisation for Economic Co-operation and Development: www.oecd.orgWorld Bank: www.worldbank.orgEuropean Union: www.europa.euEurostat: http://epp.eurostat.cec.eu.intForm to answer questions, Public Policy course lectures 2015/16:Note: The deadline for submission of answers to questions for lectures 1 to 4 is October19th, for the rest in the day of the respective lecture. Bring your answer written or printed tothe lecture in question or mail it to the address pplectureview@gmail.com on the day of thislecture at latest. Your answer should not exceed 2000 characters, spaces included.Student’s name: Study program:Mark No. of the lecture:   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10Question:Answer:

Literatura

Basic bibliography in English:Howlett, M., Ramesh, M.: 2009. Studying Public Policy. Policy Cycles and Policy Subsystems. Oxford: oxford University Press.Potůček, M., LeLoup, L., Jenei, G. and Váradi, L. 2003. Public Policy in Central and Eastern Europe: Theories, Methods, Practices.Bratislava: NISPAcee.Routledge Handbook of Public Policy. 2013. London and New York: Routledge Základní literatura v češtině:Potůček, M. et al. Veřejná politika. 2005 (2nd ed. 2010). Praha: Sociologické nakladatelství.Potůček, M. 2014. Veřejná politika. Pracovní text.Fiala, P. and Schubert, K. 2000.Moderní analýza politiky: Uvedení do teorií a metod policy analysis. Praha: Barrister & Principal.Veselý, A. and Nekola. M. (eds.) 2008. Analýza a tvorba veřejných politik: Přístupy, metody a praxe. Praha: Sociologické nakladatelství. Notes on literature study:Further literature is recommended on the course website, and will be submitted during individual lecture presentations.It is advisable to follow the electronic Central European Journal of Public Policy (CEJPP): http://www.cejpp.eu.Students are expected to follow the media covering policy problems (e.g. pension reform) on an ongoing basis.

Garant

prof. PhDr. Martin Potůček, M.Sc., CSc.

Vyučující

prof. PhDr. Martin Potůček, M.Sc., CSc.