Programmatic Action, Social Identities, and Actor Networks in Policy Process Research

Abstract

Joint action of policy actors results from group processes driven by an individual’s social identification. This can rest on programmatic (e.g. policies), organizational (e.g., parties) or sectoral (e.g., subsystems), demographic or biographic characteristics. Papers looking at this assumption are especially welcome.

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