Capano, Giliberto & Howlett, Michael (Eds.), Cheltenham (UK) & Northampton (USA): Edward Elgar Publishing, 2020, 288 p., ISBN 9781789904970

Policy-making is a complex process involving multiple actors engaged in many different policy-related activities, such as defining policy problems, generating policy solutions, artic- ulating policy objectives, matching objectives to tools, implementing policies, and monitoring and evaluating outcomes. These activities occur in multiple venues and the participating actors change as policy-making unfolds: while some actors take on different roles, some leave the process, and new ones join.