In person icon Using the Multiple Streams Framework to Explain Policy Change and Stasis

Abstract

The Multiple Stream Framework has been widely applied to study policy (including agenda) change and stasis. While its fundamental assumptions of ambiguity and timing are ubiquitous in public policy, the framework still needs considerable refinement and testing to (dis)confirm and nuance its predictions. In this panel, we welcome contributions focusing on the entire framework or on one or more of its components to explain policy change and/or stasis.

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