Policy Change and Transitions from the Advocacy Coalition Framework Perspective

Abstract

The panel welcomes applications of the Advocacy Coalition Framework to policy changes that promote or delay transitions pathways. Likewise, methodological advancements are welcome that enable researchers to better study factors explaining policy change including actors’ beliefs and related advocacy coalitions, learning within coalitions, internal and external shocks and negotiations.

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