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What is Political Analysis?
Political analysis is the process of examining an issue and understanding the key factors and people that might potentially influence a policy goal. It involves the analysis of government and organizations, both public and private; people and their behavior; and the social, political, historical, and economic factors surrounding the policy. It also includes the identification and development of strategies to attain or defeat a policy goal. Political analysis involves nine components.
Identification of the Issue
The first step in conducting a political analysis is to identify and describe the issue or problem. Identifying and framing the issue involves asking who, what, when, where, and how questions to gather sufficient information to lay the groundwork for developing an appropriate response to the issue. Start with what you know about the issue:
• What is the issue?
• Is it my issue and can I solve it?
• When did the issue first occur, is it a new or old problem?
• Is this the real issue, or merely a symptom of a larger one?
• Does it need an immediate solution, or can it wait?
• Is it likely to go away by itself?
• Can I risk ignoring it?
Beware of issue rhetoric (Bardach, 2012) that is either too narrowly defining an issue in a technical way, or defining the issue too broadly in a societal way. Decide what is missing from what you know about the issue and gather additional information:
• Why does the problem exist?
• Who is causing the problem?
• Who is affected by the issue?
• How significant is the issue?
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The balanced scorecard has four categories/quadrants, named as Perspectives, which are:
· Shareholder Value/Financial Perspective
· Customer Value Perspective
· Process or Internal Operations Perspective
· Learning and Growth (Employee) Perspective
So, the assignment asks you to define three strategic objectives, measures and quantified targets underneath each of these four Perspective categories. Things such as market share and the others listed in the syllabus are some ideas to spur your thinking. Here are some other specific thoughts that might help:
In the customer area, maybe you have a strategic objective to increase market share. The measure would be your market share percentage. The target would be what percentage you'd like to achieve by the end of the performance period (e.g., 3%, 5%, 10% whatever you think is appropriate).
In the learning area, maybe the objective might be an employee satisfaction result, measured by a questionnaire result, and the target could be the actual satisfaction figure (e.g., 95%).
The targets don't have to be percentages, it could be a dollar figure, for example, such as in the Finance area of the scorecard (e.g., a certain revenue dollar figure for the year).
This separate Balanced Scorecard chart can be included in your Word document as a table, or in a separate Excel workbook. It’s your choice.
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Bruce
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Writing policy position papers
Introduction
Influencing policy makers requires that you are able to make a compelling case.
This may not always be done through written documents, but writing a document
will help you to think about the messages and the logic, even if you only then use it
to refine a spoken argument. You may find that you are seeking to influence
through presentation and discussion, but it is good practice to support your position
with a written document.
The audience
The primary audience for your policy position paper is public sector policy makers –
who will likely comprise Ministers, influential Parliamentarians (such as Chairmen of
Parliamentary Committees) and senior civil servants. Other stakeholders, including
business and trade associations, the media, NGOs, the general public etc, may well
be interested, may support your position, and may ally with you to seek change,
but the ultimate purpose of your paper is to influence policy makers.
The purpose
In practice, policy position papers need to achieve two objectives:
They need to communicate, clearly and concisely, the position taken by your
organisation in relation to a specified policy area, which could be quite narrow
or fairly broad.
They need, also, to influence policy makers, ideally so that they act in
accordance with your wishes, but otherwise so that they adopt a position that is
close to yours (or closer than it might have been had you not attemp ...
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This document discusses political analysis and strategies for nurses to get involved in the political process. It defines political analysis as examining issues and understanding key factors and stakeholders that could influence policy goals. The summary identifies the main components of political analysis as:
1. Identifying and defining the issue.
2. Analyzing the social, historical, and economic context of the issue.
3. Assessing the political feasibility of addressing the issue by identifying supporting and opposing forces.
4. Identifying stakeholders affected by or able to influence the issue.
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Govt relations
This document discusses public relations roles in government relations and legislation. It notes the increasing partnership between business and government with improved communication. Effective legislative relations requires being nonpartisan, respecting employee political liberties, giving issues mature study weighing public interest, and educating employees on practical politics. Public relations in government is justified by the public's right to know and governments need for public input. However, public relations faces criticisms like encouraging gridlock or extremism. Citizen participation is important but slows processes. Political campaigns also benefit from public relations to understand constituents. Maintaining an informed public is a primary government public relations role, but faces barriers like public apathy and legislative hostility.
Power and Politics in Organizational Life
1) The document summarizes a presentation on power and politics in organizational life. It discusses how power depends on accumulating influence over others to advance one's career and interests.
2) It describes different bases of power including formal power from one's position, as well as personal powers like expertise, resources, and relationships.
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