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The Programmatic Action Framework (PAF) builds on the idea that strong relations between actors, based on shared social identities, can stabilize or change public policies over longer periods of time. The panel invites papers that present theoretical or empirical contributions on the psychological drivers of actors’ collaboration and how it leads to policy change and stability.
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From Local Advocates to National Networks: The Rise of Cycling Infrastructure in Germany | View Paper Details |
Representation at the Margins: Bureaucratic Discrimination and Welfare Access for Mobile EU Workers | View Paper Details |
Aversion, Polarization and Decision-Making Deadlock in Forestry Policy - Assessing the Tentative (In)desirability of State Forests Holding in Poland from National Press Review and Micro-Identities Framework. | View Paper Details |
The Unexpected Curse: How Germany’s ‘Decision Trap’ Outperformed France’s Dirigisme | View Paper Details |