PBPL 28501
Process and Policy in State and City Government
This course consists of three interrelated sub-sections: (1) process and policy in city and state government; (2) the role played by influential, key officials in determining policy outcomes; and (3) policymaking during and after a political crisis. Issues covered include isolating the core principles driving policy at city and state levels; understanding how high level elected officials can shape the course of policy; and determining how a political crisis affects policy processes and outcomes. Most of the specific cases are drawn from Chicago and the State of Illinois.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
Catalogue variants
- Process and Policy in State and City Government · Undergraduate / Graduate