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Poslední úprava: POTUCEK (25.09.2013)
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Poslední úprava: POTUCEK (25.09.2013)
Basic bibliography: Fiala, P. and Schubert, K. 2000. Moderní analýza politiky: Uvedení do teorií a metod policy analysis. Praha: Barrister & Principal. Fischer, F., Miller, G. J. and Sidney, M. S. 2007. Handbook of Public Policy Analysis: Theory, Politics, and Methods.New York: CRC Press. Potůček, M. et al. Veřejná politika. 2005 (2nd ed. 2010). Praha: Sociologické nakladatelství. Potůček, M., LeLoup, L., Jenei, G. and Váradi, L. 2003. Public Policy in Central and Eastern Europe: Theories, Methods, Practices.Bratislava: NISPAcee. Veselý, A. and Nekola. M. (eds.) 2008. Analýza a tvorba veřejných politik: Přístupy, metody a praxe. Praha: Sociologické nakladatelství. Notes on literature study: 1. Further literature will be recommended in individual lecture worksheets. 2. It is advisable to follow the electronic Central European Journal of Public Policy (CEJPP): http://www.cejpp.eu. 3. Students are expected to follow the media covering policy problems on an ongoing basis. Useful websites: Center for Social and Economic Strategies, Faculty of Social Sciences, CharlesUniversityin Prague (CESES): http://ceses.cuni.cz Network of Institutes and Schools of Public Administration in Central and Eastern Europe(NISPAcee): http://www.nispa.sk Government of the CzechRepublic: www.vlada.cz Portal of the Public Administration, CzechRepublic: www.portal.gov.cz Non-profit sector: www.neziskovky.cz Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development: www.oecd.org World Bank: www.worldbank.org European Union: www.europa.eu Eurostat: http://epp.eurostat.cec.eu.int
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Poslední úprava: POTUCEK (25.09.2013)
Course title: PUBLIC POLICY Course number: JSM518, Fall Semester 2012/13 Course website: http://www.martinpotucek.cz/vyuka_vp.html Volume of instruction: 2/1 Number of credits: 9 Time and place: Mondays, 3:30-6:20 pm, rooms 2080 (lectures), 2080 and 2083 (seminars) Course leader: Prof. Martin Potůček, PhD. http://www.martinpotucek.cz Consultations to be booked electronically at http://terms.fsv.cuni.cz
Seminars for Faculty of Social Sciences students:
Seminar group A’s language of instruction is English. Seminars coordinator, Assistant & Head of Seminar Group A (Room J 3019): Mgr. Daniel Messele Balcha, danielmessele@gmail.com (seminars, papers’ mentor) Assistants, Seminar Group A: Mgr. Eva Tušková, evique.k@gmail.com (seminars) Mgr. et Mgr. Paulína Tabery, paulina.tabery@soc.cas.cz (seminars) Mgr. Věra-Karin Brázová, v.k.brazova@gmail.com (papers’ mentor) PhDr. Mgr. František Kalvas, PhD., frantisek.kalvas@gmail.com (papers’ mentor) Mgr. Antonín Tym, an.tym@tiscali.cz (papers’ mentor) Mgr. Jan Kohoutek, PhD., kohoutek@csvs.cz (papers´ mentor) PhDr. Petr Witz, petr.witz@centrum.cz (papers´ mentor)
Seminar group C’s language of instruction is Czech. Assistant & Head of Seminar Group C (Room J 2083): PhDr. Ivan Duškov, ivan.duskov@gmail.com (seminars, papers’ mentor) Assistants, Seminar Group C: PhDr. Ing. Vít Skála, skala@ptl.cz (seminars, papers’ mentor) Mgr. Eva Tušková, evique.k@gmail.com (papers’ mentor) Mgr. Magdaléna Klimešová, Madla.Francova@seznam.cz (papers’ mentor)
For more information, consult syllabus of the course seminar, and Seminar Readings. Seminars for Faculty of Humanities students: Seminar coordinator: Mgr. Selma Muhič Dizdarevič, PhD. selma.muhic@gmail.com.
Follow instructions given by seminar coordinator. Goals of instruction: The course aims to introduce students to the study of public policy as a discipline, within a broader context of the development of contemporary societies; to exemplify public policy’s practical application and the ways public policy as a scientific discipline attempts to apprehend social problems and devise solutions thereof; to do so by defining the key terms, concepts and methods of public policy; and to engage students in critical thinking and studying, systematic work with scholarly literature, writing scholarly texts and actively participating in seminars. Registration prerequisites: Full-time enrolment in any Master’s or Doctoral study programme at theCharlesUniversity. Conditions for passing: Faculty of Social Sciences students shall be admitted to the written examination for this course (in English or Czech) if they have been graded for the seminar and if they have elaborated and submitted a final written assignment (in English or Czech) on an agreed topic. The topic shall be based on student’s interest and consulted with course assistants. Faculty of Humanities students shall be admitted to the written examination for this course (in English or Czech) if they have been graded for the seminar. Final grading shall be based on the following key:
Points can be earned in the following ways:
N. B.: 1. Sources shall be credited in line with the latest version of the ISO 690 standard. No form of plagiarism is tolerated at the Charles University. Any instances of plagiarism shall be discussed by the Disciplinary Board and, eventually, the Dean. 2. The final written assignment shall be submitted on the day of registration for written examination, at the latest. Course schedule: Time: lectures 3:30-6:20 pm, seminars 3:30-4:50 pm or 5:00-6:20 pm
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