Acknowledgments
Preparation of this text reflects contributions from many individuals and institutions. We are particularly grateful for support from the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay and our colleagues in the Department of Public and Environmental Affairs. Our students in Introduction to Public Policy, Public Policy Analysis, and other courses have taught us much over the years, especially about what they need to know to become informed citizens and effective policy professionals. We are also grateful to them for allowing us the liberty of asking them to read drafts of the chapters.
We appreciate as well the efforts of hundreds of creative public policy scholars whose work makes a book like this possible. Our citation of their publications is a modest way of acknowledging our dependence on their research and insights into policy analysis and policymaking. We are particularly indebted to the many scholars who reviewed the book’s earlier editions and offered critical appraisals and perceptive, helpful suggestions. These include the following:
Susan Appe, State University of New York at Albany
Melissa Bass, University of Mississippi
Marci Berger, Rutgers University
Jessica Boscarino, Marist College
Donna Comrie, Florida International University
Valerie Cooley, Brown University
Jeronimo Cortina, University of Houston
Marc Eisner, Wesleyan University
Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, University of North Texas
Jennifer Jackman, Salem State University
Aubrey Jewett, University of Central Florida
Joseph Karlesky, Franklin and Marshall College
Lael R. Keiser, University of Missouri
Paul Lewis, Arizona State University
Steven Maloney, University of St. Thomas
Marcus D. Mauldin, University of Tennessee–Chattanooga
Basilio Monteiro, St John’s University
Bruce Nesmith, Coe College
Philip Nicholas, Bloomsburg University
Michael Rich, Emory University
Mordu Serry-Kamal, Winston-Salem State University
Deborah Stine, Carnegie Mellon University
Margaret Stout, West Virginia University
Linda Trautman, Ohio University
Shannon Vaughan, Western Kentucky University
Clayton Wukich, Sam Houston State University
Special thanks are also due to the skilled and conscientious staff at CQ Press and SAGE: Charisse Kiino, Carrie Brandon, Nancy Matuszak, Anna Villarruel, John Scappini, Duncan Marchbank, Tracy Buyan, and Melinda Masson. As always, any remaining errors and omissions rest on our shoulders. We hope readers will alert us to any such defects and suggest changes they would like to see in future editions. Contact us at kraftm@uwgb.edu or furlongs@uwgb.edu.
Michael E. Kraft
Scott R. Furlong
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