Interpreting human stories, whether those told by individuals, groups, organizations, nations,
or even civilizations, opens a wide scope of research options for understanding how people …

There is no such thing as a crisis. Rather than an actual, corporeal thing, a crisis is a claim
asserted from a position of power and influence, intended to shape the understanding of …

Examining past examples of rapid, transformational changes in energy technologies could
help governments understand the factors associated with such transitions. We used an …

The ontological and epistemological footing of narrative policy research remains uncertain.
In this article, interpretive approaches to policy narrative research are advanced and …

International territorial conflicts are frequently characterized by political recourse to
narratives of nationalist entitlement, stifling conflict resolution by raising domestic audience …

How do social identities contribute to the formation of coalitions in a policy subsystem?
Social identities help to understand the bundling of resources and common strategies for …

The exchange of diverse points of view in elite deliberation is considered a cornerstone of
democracy. This study presents evidence that variations in political motivation for media use …

How do national stories shape voter behavior? Do they affect all voters equally, or are some
groups more influenced by these narratives? This article examines the impact of" boundary …

This article furthers previous attempts at integrating narratology in policy analysis.
Embracing an open-ended definition of narrative, it stresses the importance of maintaining …

The last ten years has seen the rise of populist forces across the globe from both the right
and the left. While often read in the context of the perceived rise of, and reactions to populist …