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How do policy actors transform ambiguous political circumstances into concrete policy outcomes? This panel examines the multiple streams framework (MSF) as a lens for understanding the complex interactions among policy actors, institutional structures, and competing ideas throughout the policy process. Despite the extant scholarship that has covered considerable on MSF, there exist significant opportunities to study their dynamic interplay of actors, structures, and ideas and how this interplay shapes agenda-setting, decision-making, and policy implementation across diverse contexts.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| How Policy Actors Engage in Argumentative Coupling: Evidence from Austria and the Netherlands During the COVID-19 Crisis | View Paper Details |
| Multiple-Multiple Streams: Rethinking the Multiple Streams Framework for Polycentric Governance | View Paper Details |
| Beyond the Window of Opportunity: Policy Stream Dynamics and the European Health Union | View Paper Details |
| Using Q-Methodology to Study Concurrent Policy Change: The Emergence of the European Health Union | View Paper Details |
| Multiple Streams of Decision-Making: China’s Post-COVID Revision of the Infectious Diseases Law | View Paper Details |