Policy paradigms in theory and practice: Discourses, ideas and anomalies in public policy
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How do ruling policy paradigms persist over time and why do they often undergo significant
internal ideational changes? While the impact of Peter Hall's approach to policy paradigms …

The inclusion of climate mitigation actions in the Nationally Determined Contributions and
climate policies of low-income countries such as Nepal and Bangladesh means that …

Whether as a subfield of political science or as a discipline in its own right, policy studies
have come a long way since Harold Lasswell's seminal work on the policy cycle (Howlett & …

What kind of political agency is necessary to foster radical political-economic
transformations towards ecological sustainability? Focusing on the radical ecopolitical …

The work of Peter A. Hall (1993) on the role of policy paradigms in public policy is
remarkable. Unrivalled by any other publication in ideational scholarship in terms of citations …

Policy ideas are often crafted in international fora, such as international organisations,
multilateral institutions, and high-level summits. However, whether and how ideas will …

Western democratic welfare states often featured sectoral governance arrangements where
governments negotiated policy with sectoral elites, based on shared ideas and exclusive …

Understanding of the role of ideas in non-paradigmatic policy change has been advanced
by the introduction of the concept of bricolage, which suggests that reformers are likely to …

While contestation between competing policy paradigms is usually considered to hamper
the policy-making process, this article develops an argument explaining how paradigmatic …