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The panel is aimed at deepening the cognitive turn in policy change analysis from both the theoretical and the empirical perspectives. From the theoretical point of view the panel's focus is on the conceptual distinction among ideas, discourse and argumentation, too often used as synonymous in the literature on policy change. From the empirical point of view, we expect papers contributing to clarifying the role of the different cognitive tools and variables in autonomously influencing policy change.
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| Privatising Public Enterprises in the European Union 1960-2001: How much difference did discourse really make? | View Paper Details |
| Pluralism and Reconciliation in the Policy Process: Science, Politics, and Moral Theory | View Paper Details |
| Knowledge, ideas and policy beliefs: explaining policy change | View Paper Details |
| The implications for policy theory of the division of logic and argumentation | View Paper Details |