The Politics of Information: Problem Definition and the Course of Public Policy in America
by Frank R. Baumgartner, Bryan D. Jones
The Politics of Information explores how problems are defined and how those definitions shape the course of public policy in America. Focusing on the connection between information and political decision-making, the book offers a study of policy formation, public issues, and the forces that influence governmental action.
About This Book
The Politics of Information examines the relationship between information and public policy in America.
It focuses on how problems are defined within the policy process.
The book considers how changing definitions can influence the direction and development of public policy.
Its subject is the role of information in American political decision-making.
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