Identifying the issue in a political science policy brief involves two key steps: conducting preliminary research to understand the scope and significance of the issue, and defining the problem by articulating why it requires attention.

Steps of Writing Political Science Policy Brief: Identify the Issue

Start by clearly identifying the issue or problem that the policy brief intends to address.

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- Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 1: Identify the Issue
- Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 2: Research Background
- Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 3: Stakeholder Analysis
- Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 4: Develop Policy Options
- Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 5: Recommendations
- Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 6: Write the Policy Brief
- Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 7: Disseminate the Policy Brief

Steps of Writing Political Science Policy Brief

Conduct comprehensive research to gather detailed information and evidence about the issue.

Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 2: Research Background

Identify and analyze the stakeholders who are affected by the issue and the policy options.

Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 3: Stakeholder Analysis

Based on your research, develop a range of policy options to address the issue.

Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 4: Develop Policy Options

Select the most viable policy option(s) and articulate clear recommendations.

Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 5: Recommendations

Compile your research, analysis, and recommendations into a concise and readable document.

Writing Political Science Policy Brief - Step 6: Write the Policy Brief

Plan and execute a strategy to share the policy brief with relevant stakeholders and policymakers.

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