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Preface 1 Problems of Analysis in the Great Society The Same Facts, Different Conclusions. Framing the Possibilities. The Historical Perspective. The Comparative Perspective. Theory-Based Approaches to Policy Analysis. 2. Promise and Performance of the Great Society The Great Society's Underlying Theories. The Cycle of Poverty. The Policy Framework. Effects of the Great Society. Changes in Poverty. Program Impacts. Arguments in Defense of the Great Society. 3. A Shift in the Context of Evaluation The Reagan Revolution. Assessing the Evidence. The Culture of the Poor. The Benefits of Economic Growth. The Importance of Social Conditions. Implications for Policy Analysis. 4. Lindblom's Politics and Markets Politico-Economic Mechanisms. Existing Political-Eco- nomic Systems. Polyarchy. Communist Systems. Market- Oriented Authoritarian Systems. Lindblom's Ideal. Criticisms and Rejoinders, From the Marxists. From the Liberals. 5. Political Impacts of a Change in Property Rights Lindblom's Explanation of Poverty. Analysis of Policy Impacts. The Effects of Civil Rights. Social Action. Challenges to Lindblom. 6. Habermas's Legitimation Crisis Principles of Organization. Social Formations. Crises in Earlier Social Formations. Crisis Tendencies in Organized Capitalism. Habermas's Ideal. Criticisms and Rejoinders. 7. Cultural and Psychological Impacts of Suppressed Issues Habermas's Explanation of Poverty. Analysis of the Great Society. An Unconscious Shift in Policy. Social Action. Explaining the Transformation. Challenges to Habermas. 8. The Subject Matter of Policy Research Policy Research Revisited. Methodological Implications. Policy Formulation. Target Group Impacts. Auxiliary Hypotheses. Impacts on Politics and Public Opinion. Conclusion. Notes References Index |