Devising effective and popular public policy is a daunting task. Often, it requires the balancing of diametrically opposed ideas, finding the right mix of liberal, conservative, and independent ideas to make a solid compromise. Being able to please all sides in an argument constitutes the theory of win-win solutions. This book examines win-win as one of several means of making policy. Tackling such important issues as democracy, poverty, and justice, the book serves as a useful guide to anyone working or interested in the creative field of policy formulation and implementation.