Category: Policy Hub

The rapidly evolving technological landscape | Engineers contributing to public policy solutions | MPP vs PGP | The Post Graduate Programme in Public Policy (PGP) | FAQs In an era where technology constantly reshapes our landscape, policymakers are in dire need of precise insights to handle sophisticated challenges. Engineers, with their sharp analytical minds and… Continue reading Engineering Solutions in Governance: ISPP’s Tailored Curriculum

In 2017, when we had the initial conversations about starting a Public Policy institution, it was still difficult to imagine a job in public policy beyond the civil services. Save for a handful of think tanks, even the term “Public Policy” was rarely used outside government institutions. After all, since policy implementation was the government’s… Continue reading Public Policy Jobs: What You Don’t Know About Exciting Opportunities Beyond the Government

In Indian democracy, the phenomenon of “voting with your feet” offers a unique lens through which to examine the intricate interplay between individual preferences, institutional competition, and the complexities of social choice. As the nation braces for the pivotal 2024 general elections, this concept takes on heightened significance, challenging conventional notions of democratic expression and… Continue reading Voting with your feet and Indian democracy

ISPP’s Tea and Policy Session Unpacks Key Learning Strategies The Indian School of Public Policy (ISPP) recently hosted an enriching Tea and Policy session featuring Anand Jha, Managing Director at Blackstone Group. This exclusive event, part of our one-year public policy program, offered scholars a unique opportunity to delve into intricate public policy issues and… Continue reading Engaging in the Art of Learning: Exploring Public Policy | Anand Jha

A robust bicameral system is a crucial check and balance within a liberal democracy, fostering deliberation and preventing the rapid passage of poorly considered, populistic legislation. However, a weak upper house can undermine this safeguard, paving the way for policies that may not reflect the long-term interests of diverse groups within society. Riker’s theory, mainly… Continue reading The Median Voter and Populism: A Challenge for the Rajya Sabha

Describing With An Example | Nature | Type | Influence | Complexities | The Role Of ISPP | FAQs | References What is Public Policy? Public policy refers to a set of rules, directions, and financial plans that governments create to achieve goals that benefit the public. This involves a step-by-step process with different people… Continue reading How can public policy be used to improve society?

What is public administration? | The diverse perspectives | What does the practice entail? | The “Science” lens | Exploring the “Art” element | The verdict? | FAQs | References In India, Public administration is perceived and practised as a part of political science. However, public administration is an intriguing field that extends beyond the… Continue reading Is public administration a science?

India’s ambitious vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047, ‘Viksit Bharat @ 2047’, hinges on sound public policymaking. These policies are the building blocks that shape society, promote progress, and, ultimately, the common good. However, for these policies to succeed, we need leaders who understand the people they serve and practice empathetic leadership. Public… Continue reading Leading with Empathy: The Key to Effective Public Policy in a Diverse India | Shobana Rana

Identify The Challenges First! | Who Will Fix It? | Examples Of People Moving Mountains To Make A Difference! | Career Opportunities In Public Policy | PDM By ISPP The Indian Constitution establishes the structure for public policy, implemented by the government at central, state, and local levels. The policy-making process in India actively engages… Continue reading Want to make an impact in public policy? | Top School In India!