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Course | Conducting Political Analysis |
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Cavaliere 1 Mitchell Cavaliere 5/6/2019 Professor Karen Middleton Conducting Political Analysis Module 14: Response to reading Palgrave Macmillan, in 2008, published “Research Methods in Politics” by Peter Burnham, Karin Gilland Lutz, Wyn Grant and Zig Layton-Henry. The twelfth chapter titled, Research and the Policy Process, is 20 pages long. The chapter dives into the relationship between the policy making progress and researchers. Policymakers search for research thathelps us understand society and how to improve it. In the first subheading, The supply side: what researchers can provide, it identifies four issues. First there is an inadequate supply of policy relevant research. Second there is a lack of access to research, data and analysis. Thirdthesupply of research is flawed due to the poor policy comprehension of researchers about both the policy process and how research might be relevant to the process. Last researchers may be ineffective communicators. The next subheading, The mediating effect of national structures and cultures reveals how the disciplinary history of political science in a particular country, the way that a country’s government is structured and prevailing cultural norms can all affects the forms of interaction between political science and policymakers. The next subheading, Bridging the gap explains how a variety of intermediaries or knowledge brokers are able to take the work developed by researchers and turn it into a form that is palatable and useful for policymakers. However the lack of dialogue between researchers and policymakers which leads to misuse of the
Cavaliere 2 research. In conclusion, always pursue best practice and research should analyze how the government oversees how societies operate. ...