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ACCORDING TO THE AUTHOR, TO THE SUBSTANTIVE GOALS OF EFFECTIVENESS, EFFICIENCY, AND EQUITY IN POLICY ANALYSIS SHOULD BE ADDED THE PROCESS GOALS OF PARTICIPATION, PREDICTABILITY, AND PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS. THIS SHOULD HELP RECOMMENDED POLICIES COME CLOSER TO ACHIEVING OPTIMALITY IN THE VALUES IMPLICITLY PRESENT IN MOST WIDELY ACCEPTED POLITICAL PHILOSOPHIES.

Cover -- Half Title -- Dedication -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Tables -- List of Figures -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- PART I: POLICY WITHIN DEVELOPING NATIONS -- 1 Improving Developmental Policy -- Suggestions from Africa -- Supplementary Ideas Based on China in June 1989 -- The Philippines in 1990 -- 2 Win-Win Developmental Administration -- Ideology versus Technology -- Personnel Administration -- Financial Administration -- 3 Emergency Nations in 1996 -- Meaning -- Social Indicators -- Trends -- 4 Postwar Developments: Bosnia and Public Policy -- Basic Concepts -- Bosnia -- Applicability Elsewhere -- Economic Policy -- Unemployment, Inflation and Growth -- Sectors of the Economy -- Social Policy -- Engineering and Science Policy -- Physical Planning -- Science Policy -- Political Policy -- International Relations -- Legal Policy -- Legal Issues -- Civil Liberties -- Some Possible Next Steps -- Bosnia -- Applicability Elsewhere -- PART II: POLICY ACROSS DEVELOPING NATIONS -- 5 Peace Studies and Research Centers -- Educating for Planetary Consciousness -- War and the Ability to Perceive Reality -- Peace Studies Programs -- Peace Research Centers -- 6 Mini-symposium on Inter- and Intranational Dispute Resolution -- Disputes between Sovereign Nations -- A Joint Perspective -- Two Separate Perspectives -- Disputes between Controlling Countries and Colonies or Quasi-colonies -- The Alternatives -- The Goals -- Scoring the Relations -- A Super-optimum Solution -- Disputes between Central Governments and Secessionist Provinces -- Super-optimizing Applied to Russian Secession -- Finding a Super-optimum Solution -- Disputes between Conflicting Nations within a Country -- Super-optimizing Applied to Civil War in Yugoslavia -- Post-Civil War Dispute Resolution by Ivan Grdesic

Part I: Domestic Policy Problems. 1. Poverty and the Economy. 2. Minorities and Public Policy. 3. Environmental Protection and Technology. Part II: International Policy Problems. 4. Promoting Democracy and Dispute Resolution as Foreign Policy. 5. Global Policy Studies and Economic Communities. 6. International Dispute Resolution. Part III: Institution Building in Developmental Policy Studies. 7. Policy-making Institutions. 8. Policy Analysis Institutions.