STUART S. NAGEL is Professor of Political Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and a member of the Illinois bar. He is the author of Decision-Aiding Software and Legal Decision-Making (Quorum Books, 1989) and Multi-Criteria Methods for Alternative Dispute Resolution (Quorum, 1990). He is the editor of such relevant books as Law, Decision-Making, and Microcomputers (Quorum, 1991) and Public Administration and Decision-Aiding Software (Greenwood Press, 1990). Forthcoming books by Nagel include Evaluative and Explanatory Legal Reasoning (Quorum, 1992) and Computer-Aided Judicial Analysis (Quorum, 1992). He has been an attorney to the United States Judiciary Committee, the National Labor Relations Board, and the Legal Services Corporation. ls /f Miriam /i K.

• Introduction Professionalism Elements Developing a Policy Curriculum and a Policy Evaluation Course Ideas on Obtaining Policy Analysis Jobs in Washington Suggestions for Grant-Getting and Publishing Professional Ethics in Policy Evaluation: Ends and Methods International, Interdisciplinary, and Impact-Oriented Interaction Improving Developmental Policy Policy Studies across Social Science Substance Research Utilization in Public Policy Making Policy Studies Methods Diverse Methodologies for Policy Analysis Generating Creative Policy Ideas Decision-Aiding Software and Policy Studies Dispute Resolution, Sensitivity Analysis, and Policy Studies Super-Optimizing Analysis and Policy Studies Cross-Cutting Governmental Activities Policy Studies and Government Structures The Public-Private Controversy across All Fields of Public Policy Incentives, Growth, and Policy Studies Socialization and Public Policy The SOS Process: Generating, Adopting, and Implementing Theoretical Perspectives Policy Theory and Policy Studies Higher Goals for Public Policy Trends in Policy Analysis Broadening Our Horizons The Need for Improved Policy Analysis Improving Policy Analysis Institutions Global Policy Studies and International Economic Communities References Index

STUART S. NAGEL is Professor of Political Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and a member of the Illinois bar. He is the author of Decision-Aiding Software and Legal Decision-Making (Quorum Books, 1989) and Multi-Criteria Methods for Alternative Dispute Resolution (Quorum, 1990). He is the editor of such relevant books as Law, Decision-Making, and Microcomputers (Quorum, 1991) and Public Administration and Decision-Aiding Software (Greenwood Press, 1990). Forthcoming books by Nagel include Evaluative and Explanatory Legal Reasoning (Quorum, 1992) and Computer-Aided Judicial Analysis (Quorum, 1992). He has been an attorney to the United States Judiciary Committee, the National Labor Relations Board, and the Legal Services Corporation. ls /f Miriam /i K.

• Introduction Professionalism Elements Developing a Policy Curriculum and a Policy Evaluation Course Ideas on Obtaining Policy Analysis Jobs in Washington Suggestions for Grant-Getting and Publishing Professional Ethics in Policy Evaluation: Ends and Methods International, Interdisciplinary, and Impact-Oriented Interaction Improving Developmental Policy Policy Studies across Social Science Substance Research Utilization in Public Policy Making Policy Studies Methods Diverse Methodologies for Policy Analysis Generating Creative Policy Ideas Decision-Aiding Software and Policy Studies Dispute Resolution, Sensitivity Analysis, and Policy Studies Super-Optimizing Analysis and Policy Studies Cross-Cutting Governmental Activities Policy Studies and Government Structures The Public-Private Controversy across All Fields of Public Policy Incentives, Growth, and Policy Studies Socialization and Public Policy The SOS Process: Generating, Adopting, and Implementing Theoretical Perspectives Policy Theory and Policy Studies Higher Goals for Public Policy Trends in Policy Analysis Broadening Our Horizons The Need for Improved Policy Analysis Improving Policy Analysis Institutions Global Policy Studies and International Economic Communities References Index