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The document discusses the technical aspects and critical junctures of the US policy process, including the role of legislators, committees, and the president. It also analyzes some challenges with the policy process, such as marginalization of certain groups and difficulties with implementation and evaluation. Finally, it addresses the role of lobbying and campaign contributions in legislation and how social advocacy groups rely on volunteer lobbyists.

Technical Aspects of the Policy
Process
• Public policy in the United States is made
through a deliberative process
– Involves the two bodies of elected officials
that make up a legislature
• There are several critical junctures in a
proposal’s passage into legislation
• The federal budget process

Public Policy
• Legislators
• Congressional Record
• Committee
• Conference Committee
• Floor
• President

A Critical Analysis of the Policy
Process
• The public policy process often proves
frustrating for social activists
• The policy process consists of a series of
discrete decisions
• Institutional conception of social welfare
• Residual conception of social welfare
• Bureaucratic & market rationality

The Policy Process
• Social Stratification
– Differentiate groups with influence from those
lacking
• Marginalization
– The governmental policy process poses
problems for administrators and practitioners

The Policy Process
• Legislation
– Much public policy work is conducted by
federal legislators
– Lobbying and campaign contributions
– Social advocacy groups usually rely on
volunteer lobbyists

The Policy Process
• Implementation
– The fact that a policy has been enacted does
not necessarily mean it will be implemented
• Evaluation
– Spawned a veritable industry in program
evaluation

Finding the Bill
• http://www.lexisnexis.com/help/CU/Seri
al_Set/About_Bills.htm#joi
• Thomas
• White House

Advocacy or $$$?
• Inequality and Demand
• Advocacy and Policy
• Financial Interests
• Open Secrets
• Lobbyist: Video on Casino Jack
• Power Elite

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SOCW 410 7b

2. Making Government Policy Week 7

4. Technical Aspects of the Policy Process • Public policy in the United States is made through a deliberative process – Involves the two bodies of elected officials that make up a legislature • There are several critical junctures in a proposal’s passage into legislation • The federal budget process

5. Public Policy • Legislators • Congressional Record • Committee • Conference Committee • Floor • President

7. A Critical Analysis of the Policy Process • The public policy process often proves frustrating for social activists • The policy process consists of a series of discrete decisions • Institutional conception of social welfare • Residual conception of social welfare • Bureaucratic & market rationality

8. The Policy Process • Social Stratification – Differentiate groups with influence from those lacking • Marginalization – The governmental policy process poses problems for administrators and practitioners

9. The Policy Process • Legislation – Much public policy work is conducted by federal legislators – Lobbying and campaign contributions – Social advocacy groups usually rely on volunteer lobbyists

10. The Policy Process • Implementation – The fact that a policy has been enacted does not necessarily mean it will be implemented • Evaluation – Spawned a veritable industry in program evaluation

11. Finding the Bill • http://www.lexisnexis.com/help/CU/Seri al_Set/About_Bills.htm#joi • Thomas • White House

12. Social Workers on The HILL

13. Advocacy or $$$? • Inequality and Demand • Advocacy and Policy • Financial Interests • Open Secrets • Lobbyist: Video on Casino Jack • Power Elite

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