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1. All courses are 3
credit hours each, unless otherwise indicated.
2. Normally, a course will
not be run without a minimum enrolment of students.
PUB101:
Introduction to Theories of Public Policy
This course examines
the theoretical frameworks in studying
public policy.
PUB102:
Public Policy and Administration
This course studies
areas relevant to public policy and
administration, focusing on environmental policy, non-profit
management, social
welfare, and education policy as case illustrations.
PUB201:
Introduction to Public Personnel Administration
Analysis of personnel
policies and practices in the public
sector and examination of patterns of interaction between political
executives,
personnel professionals, public employees, interest groups in the
development
of personnel policies.
PUB202:
Management of Public Finances
This
considers the importance of government tax, borrowing and expenditure
policies
on resource allocation, income distribution and development in modern
mixed
economies, to ensure that there is effective, transparent and
accountable
financial management of public resources to optimize national growth.
PUB203:
Survey of Cambodian Public Policy
This course surveys
the major policies in Cambodia.
PUB204:
Educational Policies and Their Implimentation
This looks at the
importance of education in personal and,
through generating human capital, regional and national development,
including
dealing with issues such as HIV/AIDS, gender and other equity-related
issues;
colonial and post-colonial approaches to educating the people; child
labour and
schooling; and the relative merits of private vs. public
education
systems.
PUB205:
Health Policy and Planning
This
considers governmental approaches to the integration of human
rights-based
approaches in health development; and the roles of states, NGOs,
multilateral
agencies and the market in recent international health reforms. Also
examined
are issues of sexual
and
reproductive health and family planning, which are closely related
to
poverty, gender, and poor information; and which have important social,
economic, policy and political implications.
PUB301:
Labour, Employment and Urban Economics
This
examines the supply of and demand for labour, and its
sources; factors affecting wages, productivity and inflation; and
trades’
unionism, collective bargaining and public policy. Also considered are
urban
migrations and unemployment, together with implications for development
and
public policy regarding urban resource use (including problems related
to
housing, education, transportation, pollution and equal opportunity).
PUB302:
Public Policy and Business
This
considers the manner in which public policies can affect the economy by
promoting free enterprise and by regulatory means.
PUB303:
Ethics and Values in Policy-Making
This course examines
the judgments about desirable public
purposes and the justification of policy decisions.
PUB304:
Health Care Policy in Cambodia
This course examines
the health care policy in Cambodia,
focusing on the costs and benefits.
PUB305:
Education Policy in Cambodia
This course examines
the social construction of the educational policy in Cambodia, taking
into account the design, problems in implementation, and evaluation of
policy responses, practical and ethical dilemmas.
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