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The Multiple Streams Framework and the problem broker
European Journal of Political Research, 2015 Abstract John Kingdon's Multiple Streams Framework (MSF) constitutes a powerful tool for understanding the policy process, and more specifically, agenda‐setting, through three separate streams: problems, policies and politics. This article argues that the MSF would benefit from further development of the problem stream.
Asa Knaggård
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Straightening the three streams: Theorising extensions of the multiple streams framework
European Journal of Political Research, 2015Abstract This article suggests theoretical refinements to the multiple streams framework (MSF) that make it applicable to parliamentary systems and the decision‐making stage of the policy process. Regarding the former, the important role of political parties in parliamentary democracies is highlighted.
Nicole Herweg, Reimut Zohlnhöfer
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Policy Sciences, 2021
Although the Multiple Streams Framework (MSF) is frequently used to explain agenda setting and decision making across a variety of policy domains, it has been criticized for failing to contribute to theoretically rigorous and empirically falsifiable policy scholarship. This study argues that by explicitly attending to the institutional context in which
Elizabeth A Koebele
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Although the Multiple Streams Framework (MSF) is frequently used to explain agenda setting and decision making across a variety of policy domains, it has been criticized for failing to contribute to theoretically rigorous and empirically falsifiable policy scholarship. This study argues that by explicitly attending to the institutional context in which
Elizabeth A Koebele
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Theoretically refining the multiple streams framework: An introduction
European Journal of Political Research, 2015Abstract This introduction to the forum section on the Multiple Streams Framework (MSF) developed by John W. Kingdon argues that the conditions under which policy making takes place today increasingly resemble the assumptions upon which Kingdon built his lens.
Reimut Zohlnhöfer, Nicole Herweg
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The beating heart of the Multiple Streams Framework: Coupling as a process
, 2023 Blum S, Dolan DA. The beating heart of the Multiple Streams Framework: Coupling as a process .
Blum, Sonja, Dolan, Dana A.
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Multilevel influence and interaction in the Multiple Streams Framework: A conceptual map
, 2023 Åsa Knaggård, Roger Hildingsson
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European Policy Analysis, 2018 Blum S. The Multiple-Streams Framework and Knowledge Utilization: Argumentative Couplings of Problem, Policy, and Politics Issues. European Policy Analysis.
Sonja Blum
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Multiple streams framework and logging policy change in the Hyrcanian forests of Iran
Australian Forestry, 2021 The 2017 logging ban in Iran’s Hyrcanian forests represents a considerable forest policy change,which was proposed following the development of other major policies to improve natural resourcemanagement.
Bahman Sotoudeh Foumani
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