The "Handbook of Public Policy Analysis" covers various aspects of public policy, including historical perspectives, policy processes, decision-making, advocacy, and ethics. It explores theories and methods used in policy analysis, such as the policy cycle, rational choice, and qualitative research. The handbook also delves into comparative, cultural, and ethical perspectives on public policy, as well as country-specific approaches to policy analysis. Key topics include agenda setting, policy formulation, advocacy frameworks, and the role of expertise in policy-making. The handbook emphasizes the importance of understanding the complexities of policy analysis and decision-making in a democratic society.