pt. I Asking New Policy Questions
1. Introduction
2. Making Politics Visible: The WPR Approach
3. Key Themes and Concepts
Power, Knowledge, and Resistance
Practices, Events, and Relations
Discourses and Discursive Practices
Problematizing, Problematizations, Self-Problematization
Governmentality: Rationalities and Technologies
Genealogy and Subjugated Knowledges
Subjectification, Subject Positions, and Dividing Practices
pt. II Interrogating Policies as Constitutive: WPR Applications
4. Making and Unmaking "problems"
Understandings of "problems" in Policy Analysis
Alcohol and Other Drug "problems"
"Gender equality"
5. Making and Unmaking "subjects"
Education Policy
Health Policy
Immigration Policy
Economic Policy
Transport/Environment Policy
Disability/Equality Policy
Family Policy
6. Making and Unmaking "objects"
"traffic"/"cycling"
"poverty"/"social inclusion."

"Addiction"
"literacy"
States of Being: "wellbeing", "disability", "developing/developed"
7. Making and Unmaking "places"
Making (up) "the state"
Making (up) "Europe"
Making (up) "urban"/"rural" "places"
Making (up) "developed" and "developing" "places"
Making (up) "public places"
8. Conclusion.