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The Policy Implementation Process

Political scientists have turned their attention to the study of public policy with increasing frequency. The topics with which they deal and the methodologies they employ reflect the diversity of their interests. The disparate character of the public policy literature complicates the task of defining the scope of policy analysis and bringing order to the concerns of policy analysts. Some order can be achieved by utilizing a model of the policy delivery system, which facilitates an organization of the policy literature (see Figure 1 ).1 Moreover, it identifies relationships among the diverse concerns of policy analysts, directs attention to the determinants of-and the consequences of-public policy, and gives emphasis to the