Multiple Streams Explanations of Transition and Transformation

Abstract

Transition and transformation processes pose a challenging task for policymakers. During transition and transformation processes, the established order is questioned, and almost everything seems possible. With assumptions and concepts such as ambiguity, policy window, and policy entrepreneur, the Multiple Streams Framework is a promising in analyzing these processes, providing mechanisms of policy and agenda change and pointing out obstacles and reversals. Papers are welcome utilizing a multiple streams perspective to analyze these processes at different levels of governance and diverse national settings.

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