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037    9781003143840|bTaylor & Francis 
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245 00 Routledge handbook of public policy in Africa /|cedited by
       Gedion Onyango. 
264  1 Abingdon, Oxon ;|aNew York, NY :|bRoutledge,|c2022. 
264  4 |c©2022 
300    1 online resource :|billustrations (some color). 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
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490 1  Routledge handbooks 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 00 |tForeword /|rPeter H. Koehn --|tA Public Policy Approach 
       to Governance in Africa: An Introduction /|rGedion Onyango
       --|gPart I: Research, Theory and Teaching African Public 
       Policy --|tThe Social Science Foundations of Public Policy
       in Africa /|rLiisa Laakso --|tResearching and Teaching 
       Public Policy and Governance in Africa /|rChris Tapscott -
       -|tTheorising Public Policy in Africa /|rGoran Hyden --
       |tPublic Authority in Africa /|rTom Kirk and Tim Allen --
       |tThe Institutional Logics Perspective and Policymaking in
       Africa /|rJames Hathaway --|tPockets Of Effectiveness 
       (POE) in Africa: A Solution to the Policy Paradox? /|rAnne
       Mette Kjær --|gPart II: Understanding Policy Framing in 
       Africa --|tPolicy Images in Africa /|rEric E. Otenyo --
       |tReflections on the Political Economy of Public Policy 
       Analysis in Africa /|rMichael Kpessa-Whyte and Kafui 
       Tsekpo --|tThe Role and Impact of International 
       Bureaucrats in Policymaking in Africa /|rRosina Foli and 
       Frank L.K. Ohemeng --|tTraditional Chiefs as Institutional
       Entrepreneurs in Policymaking and Implementation in Africa
       /|rSalomey K.G. Afrifa and Frank L.K. Ohemeng --|tPublic 
       Participation and Policymaking in Local Governance in 
       Africa /|rEmmanuel Botlhale --|tFraming Political Policy 
       Communications in Africa /|rKobby Mensah, Joyce Manyo and 
       Nnamdi O. Madichie --|tPolicy Evaluation in Africa /|rE. 
       Remi Aiyede and Maryam O. Quadri --|gPart III: 
       Understanding Policymaking in Africa --|tPublic 
       Policymaking in Africa /|rLukamba Muhiya Tshombe and 
       Thekiso Molokwane --|tHistorical Perspectives of 
       Policymaking and Administration in Africa /|rFelix Kumah-
       Abiwu, James Korku Agbodzakey and Samuel Kofi Darkwa --
       |tThe Media and Policymaking in Africa: A Comparative 
       Study of Economic Development Policies in South Africa and
       Nigeria /|rTK Pooe and Sysman Motloung --|gPart IV: 
       Understanding Policy Reforms in Africa --|tPublic-Private 
       Partnership and Public Policy in Africa /|rJoseph O. Obosi
       --|tRationales for and Policy Implications of Implementing
       Semi-Autonomous Revenue Authorities in Sub-Saharan Africa 
       /|rMatilde Jeppesen --|tEvolution and Change of 
       Communication Policy in Postcolonial Africa: From 
       Independence to the Present Day /|rOsée Kamga --
       |tMulticulturalism and Policymaking in Africa /|rJohn 
       Sunday Ojo and Joanne Clarke --|gPart V: Understanding 
       Politics And Public Policy In Africa --|tThe Politics of 
       Public Policy in Africa /|rMichael Kpessa-Whyte --
       |tPolitical Parties, Political Change and Public Policy in
       Africa: A Comparative Study of Kenya, Tanzania and Ghana /
       |rAdams Oloo --|tPolitical Transition, Policy Change and 
       Implementation in Zambia /|rMusole Siachisa --|tExecutive 
       Policymaking During National Crisis: Policy Responses to 
       Covid-19 Pandemic in Uganda /|rRoberts Kabeba Muriisa --
       |tPolitical Leadership and Public Policy in Africa: Thabo 
       Mbeki, the Consummate Policy Entrepreneur /|rNdangwa Noyoo
       --|tPublic Policy and Election Administration in Africa: A
       Controlling or Innovative Environment /|rMichael Amoah --
       |gPart VI: Policy Implementation Outcomes in Africa: 
       Country Studies --|tDemocratizing Policy Implementation in
       Africa: Lessons from Ghana's National Health Insurance 
       Scheme /|rEmmanuel Kofi Ayisi, Justice Nyigmah Bawole and 
       Emmanuel Yeboah-Assiamah --|tCompeting Interests and Lack 
       of Policy Ownership of the Reform Agenda: A Barrier to 
       Uganda's Reform Success /|rWilliam Muhumuza --|tPublic 
       Policy in Cameroon: State-Building Programs under the 
       Influence /|rAlphonse Bernard Amougou Mbarga --|tThe 
       Politics of Decentralisation: Policy Reform Design and 
       Implementation in Malawi /|rAsiyati Lorraine Chiweza --
       |tIndigenization Policy in the Extractive Sector in 
       Zimbabwe: A Critical Reflection /|rKennedy Manduna and 
       Davison Muchadenyika --|tPolicy Learning and Policy 
       Failure in Africa: The Case of Electricity Privatization 
       in Ghana /|rFrank L.K. Ohemeng and Joshua J. Zaato --
       |gPart VII: Implementing Education Policies in Africa --
       |tInvesting in the People? Analysis of Education Policies 
       in Angola /|rFrancisco Miguel Paulo --|tPublic-Private 
       Partnerships as Predictors of Success: Lessons from the 
       Education Sector in Post-War Liberia /|rSamuel G. Toe --
       |tPolicy Issues in the Harmonisation of Quality Assurance 
       Systems for Higher Education in Africa /|rNgepathimo 
       Kadhila and Eugene Lizazi Libebe --|gPart VIII: 
       Understanding Health Policies and Disease Control in 
       Africa --|tControl Programmes for Africa's Parasites: 
       Unrealistic Expectations, Ignored Evidence, and Troubling 
       Outcomes /|rTim Allen and Melissa Parker --|tBetween 
       Marketization and Public Interest Discourses in Health 
       Policy Delivery: Debating Solidarity and Universal Health 
       Care in South Africa /|rLauren Ela Paremoer --|tPolicy 
       Responses to Ebola Virus Disease in West Africa: 
       Experiences from Sierra Leone /|rLawrence Sao Babawo, 
       Ahmed Vandi and Tommy M. Hanson --|tConfronting Epidemics:
       The Art of not Knowing and Strategic Ignorance During 
       Ebola Preparedness in Uganda /|rGrace Akello and Melissa 
       Parker --|gPart IX: Understanding Food Security And Social
       Protection Policies --|tFood and Nutrition Security 
       Policies in Africa /|rAnne Siebert and Julian May --
       |tPublic Policy and Social Protection in Africa: The Rise 
       of Cash Transfers /|rNathanael Ojong and Logan Cochrane --
       |tA Genealogy of Policies on Poor and Vulnerable Children 
       and Youth in Kenya /|rElizabeth Ngutuku --|gPart X: 
       Understanding Women, Gender and Public Policy in Africa --
       |tWomen in Policymaking in Africa /|rEmmanuel Botlhale --
       |tGender Mainstreaming in Africa: Local Translations and 
       Institutional Challenges in Ghana, Malawi and South Africa
       /|rDiana Højlund Madsen, Amanda Gouws and Asiyati Lorraine
       Chiweza --|tWomen and Social Policies in South Africa and 
       Sierra Leone /|rIna Conradie and Abioseh Bockarie --
       |tWomen Legislators in Legislative Policymaking in Africa 
       /|rChiedo Nwankwor and Adedeji Adebayo --|gPart XI: 
       Understanding Crisis Management, Migration and Regional 
       Trade --|tPublic Policy and Disaster Management: The Role 
       of Law in International Disaster Assistance in Africa /
       |rMaría Mercedes Martínez Carrizo --|tMigration Frameworks
       in Africa: Nature, Dynamics, and Challenges /|rAlemu Asfaw
       Nigusie --|tEvolution of Trade Policy and Regional 
       Integration in Africa /|rStephen R. Karangizi and Haruperi
       R. Mumbengegwi --|gPart XII: Understanding Emerging Policy
       Issues And Challenges In Africa --|tOpen Innovation 
       Systems and Public Policy in Africa: Setting New 
       Boundaries Against Wicked Problems /|rYeboah-Assiamah 
       Emmanuel, Clement Mensah Damoah and Justice Nyigmah Bawole
       --|tAfrica's New Megacities: Sustainable Urbanism, Climate
       Urbanism or Megalopolises of Exclusionary Enclaves /|rJohn
       Sunday Ojo --|tEnvironmental Policies in Africa: The State
       of Regulating E-Waste Management /|rJapheth Otieno Ondiek 
       and Gedion Onyango --|tPetroleum Extraction in Africa: A 
       Review of the Local Content Policies for the Oil Industry 
       in Selected Countries /|rAustin Dziwornu Ablo and William 
       Otchere-Darko --|tThe Unintended Industrial Policy 
       Benefits of the Covid-19 Pandemic in Africa /|rJulius 
       Kiiza. 
520    "This handbook provides an authoritative and foundational 
       disciplinary overview of African Public Policy and a 
       comprehensive examination of the practicalities of policy 
       analysis, policymaking processes, implementation and 
       administration in Africa today. The book assembles a 
       multidisciplinary team of distinguished and upcoming 
       Africanist scholars, practitioners, researchers and policy
       experts working inside and outside Africa to analyse the 
       historical and emerging policy issues in 21st-century 
       Africa. While mostly attentive to comparative public 
       policy in Africa, this book attempts to address some of 
       the following pertinent questions: How can public policy 
       be understood and taught in Africa? How does policymaking 
       occur in unstable political contexts, or in states under 
       pressure? Has the democratisation of governing systems 
       improved policy processes in Africa? How have recent 
       transformations, such as technological proliferation in 
       Africa, impacted public policy processes? What are the 
       underlying challenges and potential policy paths for 
       Africa going forward? The contributions examine an 
       interplay of prevailing institutional, political, 
       structural challenges and opportunities for policy 
       effectiveness to discern striking commonalities and 
       trajectories across different African states. This is a 
       valuable resource for practitioners, politicians, 
       researchers, university students, and academics interested
       in studying and understanding how African countries are 
       governed"--|cProvided by publisher. 
545 0  Gedion Onyango is a University Lecturer of Public Policy 
       and Administration at the Department of Political Science 
       and Public Administration, University of Nairobi, Kenya. 
588    Description based on online resource; title from digital 
       title page (viewed on March 08, 2022). 
648  7 Since 1960|2fast 
650  0 Political planning|zAfrica. 
650  0 Policy sciences|zAfrica. 
650  7 POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / General.|2bisacsh 
650  7 Policy sciences.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01068796 
650  7 Political planning.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01069460 
650  7 Politics and government.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01919741 
651  0 Africa|xPolitics and government|y1960- 
651  7 Africa.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01239509 
700 1  Onyango, Gedion,|eeditor,|eauthor. 
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