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What are the four contexts of public policy?
What are the four contexts of public policy?
- Economic, Political, Social, and Cultural (correct)
- Economic, Industrial, Social, and Technological
- Economic, Educational, Social, and Environmental
- Economic, Political, Environmental, and Cultural
What is the context of public policy often thought of as?
What is the context of public policy often thought of as?
- The evaluation of policy outcomes
- The process of making policies
- The conditions or circumstances that lead to the demand for government to take action (correct)
- The implementation of policies
What is the main difference between the state and the government?
What is the main difference between the state and the government?
- The state is a temporary entity while the government is permanent (correct)
- The state is temporary while the government is permanent
- The government is a permanent entity while the state can change
- The state and government are interchangeable terms
What is an example of a public policy context?
What is an example of a public policy context?
What is the relationship between the different contexts of public policy?
What is the relationship between the different contexts of public policy?
What is the term for the dynamics and influences that induce the formation of public policies?
What is the term for the dynamics and influences that induce the formation of public policies?
What are the four characteristics that define a state?
What are the four characteristics that define a state?
What right does a state have in exercising its sovereignty?
What right does a state have in exercising its sovereignty?
What is an example of a domestic issue that can lead to policy change?
What is an example of a domestic issue that can lead to policy change?
What is the context in which public policy is made?
What is the context in which public policy is made?
What is an example of an event that can shape the domestic context for policy-making?
What is an example of an event that can shape the domestic context for policy-making?
What is the difference between a state and a government?
What is the difference between a state and a government?
What is the main distinction between the two approaches to legitimacy?
What is the main distinction between the two approaches to legitimacy?
On what grounds should the legitimacy of political decisions be settled?
On what grounds should the legitimacy of political decisions be settled?
What is the primary context in which legitimacy was historically associated?
What is the primary context in which legitimacy was historically associated?
What is a question that arises when considering the legitimacy of democratic decisions?
What is a question that arises when considering the legitimacy of democratic decisions?
What is a broader perspective of legitimacy that is now considered more appropriate?
What is a broader perspective of legitimacy that is now considered more appropriate?
What is a question that arises when considering the legitimacy of political institutions?
What is a question that arises when considering the legitimacy of political institutions?
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