PBPL 89 Advanced Policy Research

Lawmakers often craft public policies to address perceived problems. Determining whether policies or other types of social inventions truly work (i.e., cause the intended effects) entails program evaluation and related forms of policy analysis. This applied research seminar focuses on designing and conducting empirical programmatic evaluations with an emphasis on research design principles that make documenting cause and effect relationships more successful.

Instructor

Barabas

Cross Listed Courses

GOVT 83.31 QSS 30.24

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:QDS; WCult:W

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