乔治敦大学PPT讲稿

Part Two： ： About the Georgetown Public Policy Institute
• It is committed to making the world a better place through research and practice. • Their policy reach at GPPI is wide-ranging and relevant. From education, health, and economic security to international development and homeland security. • In 2010, the Government Public Administration (Public Management Administration) ranked 20 in the American University Rankings.
ETHICS, VALUES AND PUBLIC POLICY
• Course content:
This course provides an introduction to the following course themes: 1) Values are fundamental to public policy 2) Values are contested in that political actors interpret core values in conflicting ways 3) Differing institutional arrangements enhance certain values and potentially suppress others; • 4) Differing forms of reasonin offer differing ways to reach conclusions regarding value choices
MPP Core Courses and Research Methodology
Political Institutions and Process
Researh Methodol ogy
Economics
Biblioteka Baidu
Political Institutions and Process
Public Policy Process Comparati ve Policy Process
Topic: Master of Public Polic of Georgetown university
Reporting framework
Part 1 About the University Part 2 About the Georgetown Public Policy Institute Part 3 About the MPP Part 8 Part 4 MPP Core Courses and Research Methodology Brief Part 5 Faculty Listings
Part 6 Teaching Philosophy Part 7 Distinguished Alumni
Part 9 The Issue of Cooperation
Part One
About the University
●Established in 1789, Georgetown is the nation’s oldest Catholic and Jesuit university. ●It is one of the world’s leading academic and research institutions to lead and make a difference in the world. ●They are a vibrant community of exceptional students, faculty, alumni and professionals dedicated to real-world applications of our research, scholarship, faith and service.
Philosophy
They provide students with a world-class learning experience focused on educating the whole person through exposure to different faiths, cultures and beliefs. With their Jesuit values and location in Washington, D.C., Georgetown offers students a distinct opportunity to learn, experience and understand more about the world.
The course will challenge students to cultivate their abilities in the discipline of reflective moral thinking, and introduce them to the spectrum of prominent moral theories and their application to critical challenges in the pursuit of human wellbeing, lives of meaning, and ecological integrity.
Students learn how to use analytical frameworks that explain how the policymaking process works, relates to the substance of policy, and applies to real world issues. Students also investigate how the policy making processvaries across different issue areas.
Part Three：About The Master of Public ： Policy
• The Master of Public Policy • The program's focus is designed to meet the needs of individuals (MPP) is a multidisciplinary desiring a strong analytical program offered in background, particularly those conjunction with the planning careers in public or Georgetown Graduate private sector policy analysis and management. School of Arts and Sciences. • The MPP-Full-Time • Students receive rigorous training Program (MPP-FT) is in all aspects of policy analysis, completed in two years; the including program and policy MPP-Evening Program evaluation, economics, policy process and implementation, and (MPP-EP) is completed in political theory and values, as well three. The curriculum is as in the area of public and comprised of 48 credit hours. nonprofit management.
ETHICS, VALUES AND PUBLIC POLICY
5)The systematic analysis of values can provide policy recommendations that are superior to those made without systematic reflection; 6) Policy analysts should be able to provide a reasoned explanation regarding the values embedded in the policy recommendations they make. These principles can usefully be applied to the policies of individual countries as well as multilateral organizations.In this class, they will focus on how these values apply to countries other than the United States as well as to international organizations.
Comparative Public Management
Public Managem ent Ethics in a Globalized World
Ethics, Values and Public Policy
PUBLIC POLICY PROCESS
Course content:
This course analyzes the politics, institutions, norms, and actors involved in the agenda-setting, legitimation, and decision-making of public policy in the US.
COMPARATIVE PUBLIC POLICY PROCESS
● Course content:
This course provides a cross-national perspective on the institutions and processes of public policymaking. Throughout the course, there will be a balance between general and theoretical materials and a more intensive examination of a small number of countries.
ETHICS IN A GLOBALIZATION WORLD
Course content: This course is designed to raise students’ awareness and understanding of the moral context of international affairs and their own role as effective moral agents.
INNOVATIONS IN PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Course content:
This course is designed to examine the full range of public sector reforms and innovations, including regulatory reform, privatization, devolution, and public sector entrepreneurship. Special attention is paid to enhancing the ability to diagnose problems in the public sector, clarifying organizational mandates, designing creative strategy, and shaping structure and processes to increase the quality of public services.