Public Policy Analysis

Diplomacy and Public AffairsIn person

Course Info

Date2025-08-11

Fees 3985

Length5 days

Available Seats7

TypeIn person

Public policy shapes the world around us—from economic regulations to social programs and environmental laws. But how do policymakers determine which policies work and which fail? How do institutions, special interest groups, and political systems influence decision-making?

This course equips you with the analytical tools, strategic frameworks, and evaluation techniques needed to navigate complex policy landscapes. Whether you're a policymaker, researcher, or professional working in governance, this training will provide practical insights into designing, implementing, and assessing public policies effectively.

You’ll Learn How To:

Analyze market failures and the role of government intervention.
Apply game theory and strategic models to policy negotiation and decision-making.
Evaluate public policy outcomes using data-driven techniques and statistical analysis.
Communicate policy findings through effective visualization and reporting.
Understand political representation, lobbying, and special interest group influence.
Navigate policy implementation challenges within different governance structures.

Content Roadmap

Introduction to Public Policy

Understanding why policies succeed or fail starts with strong theoretical foundations. Today, we explore the core principles and analytical frameworks that guide public policy.

Defining public policy—significance, purpose, and real-world impact.
Identifying market failures and differentiating between public and private goods.
Using theoretical and empirical models to predict policy outcomes.
Introduction to game theory and strategic decision-making in public policy.
Understanding rationality vs. limited rationality in policy analysis.
Strategy games and negotiation breakdowns in policymaking.
Practical Exercise: Applying game theory to real-world policy scenarios.

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