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Policy entrepreneurs and strategies for change
Despite the fact that we currently witness an increasing interest in the study of the role of agency in policy dynamics, it remains in many respects a puzzle how policy change can be explained, let alone directed. This paper focusses intently on the concept, incidence, and strategic behaviour of policy entrepreneurs.
Stijn Brouwer +2 more
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Policy Entrepreneurs and Foreign Policy Decision Making
In recent years, significant effort has been applied to understanding and empirically testing the concept of policy entrepreneurship in a range of different settings. Despite these efforts, studies to date have tended to focus on policy entrepreneurs in domestic policy settings.
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Policy entrepreneurs and anti-racism policies
Policy Studies, 2019Under what conditions will those who fight against racism shift their strategies from traditional political participation to entrepreneurial activity?
Adi Binhas, Nissim Cohen
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How to Be a Policy Entrepreneur
2021This chapter compares different ways to think of entrepreneurship in policy analysis. The first is to identify the attributes, skills, and strategies that entrepreneurs need to succeed. The second is to qualify the success of entrepreneurship: most fail, and their success depends more on their environments than their skills.
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An Investigation into the Personality Profile of Policy Entrepreneurs
Public Productivity & Management Review, 1992Public entrepreneurs are important catalysts for social learning and public sector renewal.
King, Paula J., Roberts, Nancy C.
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Policy Entrepreneurs: Catalysts for Innovative Public Policy.
Academy of Management Proceedings, 1988The activities of policy entrepreneurs are described and grouped into two general activities-intellectual activities (idea creation and problem framing) and mobilization activities (building suppor...
Nancy Roberts, Paula King
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Advocacy Coalitions, Policy Entrepreneurs, and Policy Change
Policy Studies Journal, 1996The advocacy coalition framework (AC) explains policy stability The policy entrepreneurship model (PE) explains dynamic policy change. Thus, augmenting the AC with insights from the PE provides a method of explaining a common empirical phenomenon: policy stability punctuated by dynamic policy change.
Michael Mintrom, Sandra Vergari
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