چکیده:
Interdisciplinary studies are one of the new fields in epistemology, which have gone beyond the realm of classical studies and offer us a new methodology. Public policy is an interdisciplinary concept in human sciences that is known for its contextual application, as a "specialized concept" to an "academic discipline". This situation shows its importance and high capacity among the concepts of human sciences. Understanding such importance, the present paper seeks to explore this concept in the knowledge of public law. In this regard, this paper achieved these results using a descriptive-analytical method. First; the interdisciplinary nature of public policy makes it difficult to properly and accurately understand this concept in public law. Secondly; since the first place of this concept is in other sciences, so public law can use its capacity only as a succedent knowledge. Thirdly; the reading of the mentioned concept in public law can be evaluated as legal based on its practical context in law, such as judicial policies. Therefore, the concept in public law alone cannot be considered as a specialized establishment. Fourth; it seems that the concepts of politics and policy-making at the moment when they are placed as an interdisciplinary concept among specific sciences have a conceptual color and smell and can be discussed according to the context of a specific knowledge.
خلاصه ماشینی:
In this regard, the following article is fundamentally aimed and, using a descriptive-analytical method, has reached these results: firstly, the interdisciplinary nature of public policy making makes it difficult to understand this concept properly and accurately in public law; secondly, since the first place of this concept is in other sciences, therefore, public law can only benefit from its capacities as a later science; thirdly, the reading of the aforementioned concept in public law is essentially assessable legally based on its practical context in law, such as judicial policies.
Therefore, this concept in public law cannot be considered as a specialized foundation alone; fourthly, it seems that the concepts of politics and policy making, when they are placed as an interdisciplinary concept in the middle of specific sciences, take on a conceptual color and are discussable according to the specific scientific context.
Considering that most of the precedents have examined the subject from their own specific and often part-oriented perspective, the present writing strives to place the broadest layer of the concept of public policy making as a subject of scientific discussion in public law.
For example, see: Amirarjomand, 1381: 70-90 The above meanings indicate the broad capacity of the concept of politics in various sciences such as public law, public administration, and public policy making, with each author encountering this concept based on their perspective and expertise.
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