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Policy Entrepreneurship and Policy Change

Policy Studies Journal, 2009
This article reviews the concept of policy entrepreneurship and its use in explaining policy change. Although the activities of policy entrepreneurs have received close attention in several studies, the concept of policy entrepreneurship is yet to be broadly integrated within analyses of policy change.
Michael Mintrom
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Policy Narratives and Policy Change: The Case of Pill Testing

2023
Over the last 30 years, policy scholarship has demonstrated an increasing concern with narrative. At the same time, there has been limited consideration of the role of narrative in processes of change, particularly from an interpretivist-constructivist perspective.
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Policy Paradigms and Policy Change

Policy Studies Journal, 1994
Canadian policy towards Aboriginal Peoples is a complex regime involving property rights, constitutional entitlements, cultural concerns, and interlocking administrative, social, economic, and political aims and goals. Recent events related to constitution‐making have led investigators to suggest that an old “assimilationist” paradigm established in ...
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