Public Policymaking by Private Organizations: Challenges to Democratic Governance
Public Policymaking by Private Organizations examines the growing role of private organizations in shaping public policy. Catherine E. Rudder considers the challenges this participation presents for democratic governance, offering readers a focused look at policymaking, institutional influence, and accountability.
About This Book
Public policymaking is not shaped by government institutions alone. Private organizations can also influence the development of policies that affect society.
This book examines the role of private organizations in public policymaking and considers the implications of that role for democratic governance.
It offers a focused perspective on the relationship between private participation, public decisions, and democratic accountability.
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