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Master Course in Public Policy & Political Economy 3.0
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Master Course in Public Policy & Political Economy 3.0

Public Policy, Political Economy, Political Science, Political Institutions, Policy-Making, Economic development
Created byDr. José Prabhu J
Last updated 7/2025
English
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What you'll learn

  • Understand the interplay between public policy, political economy, and institutions in shaping government decisions and societal outcomes.
  • Analyze economic theories' impact on policy-making, considering globalization, trade dynamics, and their practical applications.
  • Evaluate the effects of income distribution, welfare measures, and environmental policies on societal well-being and sustainability.
  • Examine healthcare, social services, fiscal strategies, and budgeting within the framework of government policy and resource allocation.
  • Explore the dynamics of regulation, deregulation, market competition, and address modern challenges through case studies and real-world issues.

Course content

2 sections • 6 lectures • 1h 26m total length

  • Introduction to Public Policy & Political Economy, Political Institutions....15:55

    Explore definitions and history of public policy and political economy, analyze state–market relations and key theories, and show how political institutions shape policy making through legislatures, executives, judiciaries, and bureaus.

  • Economic Theories and Policy Implications, Globalization, Trade, and Policy13:34

    Explore classical, keynesian, neoclassical, rational choice, and public choice theories and their policy implications, alongside capitalism, socialism, and mixed economies, in the context of globalization and trade.

  • Income Distribution and Welfare Policies, Environmental Policy and Sustainabilit10:13

    Explore income distribution and welfare policies, addressing poverty and inequality through liberal, conservative, and social democratic models. Examine environmental policy and sustainability, including market-based and command-and-control approaches and the SDGs.

  • Healthcare and Social Services, Fiscal Policy and Government Budgeting5:40

    Explore how healthcare systems, social services, and fiscal policy interconnect to shape access, safety nets, and government budgeting across countries.

  • Regulation, Deregulation, and Market Competition, Case Studies and Contemporary10:23

    Explore how government regulation and deregulation shape market competition through antitrust policies, balancing innovation and consumer protection, with case studies and interactive policy simulations.

  • Cultural Dimensions and Public Relations31:08

    Navigate cultural dimensions, language styles, and ethical practices to build meaningful cross-border public relations. Leverage Hofstede's dimensions, high vs low context, multilingual content, and international media relations for brand impact.

Requirements

  • Basic skills and ideas of Public Policy, Political Economy & Economic Development

Description

Master Course in Public Policy & Political Economy 3.0

Mastering the Intersection: Unveiling the Power of Public Policy & Political Economy

In an increasingly interconnected world where policy decisions can reshape economies and societies, the significance of mastering public policy and political economy cannot be overstated. A Master's course in Public Policy & Political Economy offers a unique opportunity for individuals to delve into the intricate realm of policymaking, economic dynamics, and their entwined impact on our global landscape. In this master course, we'll explore the nuances of such a program, its potential benefits, and the exciting avenues it opens for aspiring change-makers.

This course explores the intricate relationship between public policy and political economy, examining how government decisions impact economic outcomes and how economic forces influence policy formulation. Students will analyze the theoretical foundations, historical contexts, and practical applications of public policy in the realm of political economy, developing a nuanced understanding of the dynamics that shape societies and economies.

A Master's course in Public Policy & Political Economy is a transformative journey that equips individuals with the tools to shape the future of societies and economies. By understanding the intricate interplay between policy decisions and economic dynamics, graduates of this program become catalysts for positive change, influencing policy landscapes and fostering sustainable development on a global scale. Whether your aspirations lie in the realm of governance, economics, or beyond, embarking on this educational path can pave the way for a fulfilling and impactful career.

Course Objectives: By the end of the course, students should be able to:

1. Understand the fundamental concepts of public policy and political economy.

2. Analyze the interaction between government policies and economic outcomes.

3. Evaluate the role of political institutions, interest groups, and public opinion in shaping policy decisions.

4. Critically assess the impact of globalization and international relations on domestic policy choices.

5. Apply economic theories to real-world policy issues and dilemmas.

6. Develop skills in policy analysis, formulation, and recommendation.

7. Engage in informed discussions on current political and economic challenges.

In this master course, I would like to teach the major topics:

1. Introduction to Public Policy & Political Economy, Political Institutions and Policy-Making

2. Economic Theories and Policy Implications, Globalization, Trade, and Policy

3. Income Distribution and Welfare Policies, Environmental Policy and Sustainability

4. Healthcare and Social Services, Fiscal Policy and Government Budgeting

5. Regulation, Deregulation, and Market Competition, Case Studies and Contemporary Issues

6. Cultural Dimensions and Public Relations

Enroll now and learn today and thank you once again !

Who this course is for:

  • All UG and PG Business & Economics students, Public policy and Political economy degree students
  • Interested students to learn about the concepts of Public Policy, Political Economy & Economic development

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