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Question

A policy analysis case study is a valuable learning tool enabling the student to analyze a public policy problem and develop a policy alternative or initiative to address the issue. A case study is a vehicle for exercising creative talents and for presenting a solution to a policy problem. An effective case study is specific and concise because many public policy issues are too broad, and it is easy to bog down. In approximately 3-4 pgs, provide a brief description and overview of your proposed policy analysis project. Students could select a policy problem from the list provided in the proposal guidelines or other substantive policy problems approved by the professor. The purpose of the outline is to establish direction and foundation, so take some time to do your initial reading and research. Your proposal should include the following elements:

1. Problem Definition: Describe the proposed policy problem; (perhaps Imigration)

2. Significance: Explain why the proposed policy problem is significant and deserves governmental attention;

3. Policy alternatives: State at least three (3) policy solutions to address the problem;

4. Conclusion: Provide a brief conclusion and recommendation for future action.