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Sharpening Advocacy Coalitions

Policy Studies Journal, 2019
The concept of “advocacy coalitions” is the bedrock of the Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF), one of the most established and successful approaches for understanding policy processes across the globe. This article revisits and sharpens the conceptual definition of advocacy coalitions.
Christopher M. Weible, Karin Ingold, Daniel Nohrstedt, Adam Douglas Henry, Hank C. Jenkins‐Smith   +4 more
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Advocacy coalitions and political control

Politics & Policy, 2022
AbstractThe Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF) posits that policy actors, including elected officials and bureaucrats, aggregate into coalitions based on shared beliefs and coordinate to achieve policy objectives. Yet, bureaucrats are often subject to political control mechanisms understood within a principal‐agent framework.
Matthew C. Nowlin, Maren Trochmann, Thomas M. Rabovsky   +2 more
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Work, Coalition, and Advocacy

2017
This chapter explores the leadership experiences of Latinas in Wisconsin and Iowa from a variety of occupational and ethnic backgrounds. Drawing on oral histories and archival documents, it places gender at the center of the analysis of twentieth-century migration of women and their families into the Midwest - first from Mexico and Texas and later from
Theresa Delgadillo, Janet Weaver
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Evaluating the Advocacy Coalition Framework

Journal of Public Policy, 1994
ABSTRACTThe Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF) was developed to provide a causal theory of the policy process which would serve as one of several alternatives to the familiar stages heuristic, with its recognized limitations. This paper first summarizes the central features of the ACF, including a set of underlying assumptions and specific hypotheses ...
Hank C. Jenkins-Smith, Paul A. Sabatier
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Advocacy Coalition Representation

Politics & Policy
ABSTRACT One of the most significant innovations within policy process theories is the concept of advocacy coalitions, namely how policy actors self‐organize to collectively pursue shared goals.
Anna M. Crawford, Christopher M. Weible
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Advocacy Coalition Framework

2015
Das Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF) ist ein weit verbreiteter Analyserahmen der Policy-Analyse. Ursprunglich zielte es vor allem darauf, den Einfluss von Policy-Lernen auf Policy-Wandel zu erfassen. In Weiterentwicklungen wurden zunehmend andere Erklarungen fur politische Veranderungen aufgenommen und spezifiziert.
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Advocacy Coalitions and Space Policy

2004
In stark contrast to the position of dominance it enjoyed at the height of the Apollo era-in what is best thought of as a single, unified space program-NASA’s role in the far more complex policy environment of the post-Apollo era is to serve as a sort of “broker” among all of the competing coalitions.
Christopher J. Bosso, W. D. Kay
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Advocacy Coalitions in Foreign Policy

2017
The advocacy coalition framework (ACF) was developed to explain policy processes where contentious coalitions of actors seek to translate competing belief systems into public policy. Advocacy coalitions may include interest groups, members of the media, scientists and academics, and government officials that share beliefs about a public issue and ...
Jonathan Pierce, Katherine Hicks
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Partnerships and Coalition Building for Advocacy

2023
Abstract The information and skills build to Chapter 10, where the work of a grassroots organization was investigated and how that work coincides with other advocacy and policy issues. Grassroots advocacy is a specific form of advocacy that starts from the roots (i.e., from the community itself) and grows upward from there. This is where
Jean M. Breny, Breanna De Leon, Elizabeth J. Schwartz   +2 more
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Advocacy Coalitions and Policy Change

Administration & Society, 2012
The Saemangeum Tideland Reclamation Project (STRP), one of the most controversial environmental cases in the recent history of South Korea, is an interesting test of the Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF) and its ability to help us understand policy change. The STRP has gone through several revisions, but the original plan was to reclaim land from the
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