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- The recent ideational turn in political science and public administration implies that ideas matter. Ideas are an essential explanatory concept for understanding policy changes and decision-making processes.
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Dec 15, 2020 · Where do ideas come from? What are the dynamics and drivers of ideational change? And what methodology can I use to study ideas? Answering these questions will help policy researchers shed light on the pivotal question of how ideas matter in public policy.
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Dec 15, 2020 · The aim of the paper is to specify how ideas matter as a variable in public policy research, providing students and scholars of public policy with a stock take of the current...
Dec 23, 2015 · First, by moving the concept of power to the centre of ideational policy analysis and by developing a specific category of ideational power comparable to other forms of power, it brings greater conceptual clarity to the role of ideas in public policy.
- Daniel Béland, Martin Bæk Carstensen, Leonard Seabrooke
- 2016
identifies different types of ideas that have received attention in policy research, discusses how they affect policy making, and addresses some of the more important problems social scientists need to solve in studying them.
That ideas matter in politics is beyond question. Knowledge, ignorance, and uncertainty frequently make the difference between success and failure of policies.
Dec 15, 2015 · This contribution extracts guidelines from the growing literature on ideas to suggest how to best display four common kinds of intersections between ideas and context that make the ideas powerful.
Aug 1, 2002 · It differentiates among the types of ideas that may affect policy making (i.e., cognitive paradigms, world views, norms, frames, and policy programs) and identifies some of the persistent difficulties associated with studying how ideas shape policy.
