Social Construction
The author(s) who wrote the article, "The Social Construction of Target Populations".
Who is Anne Schneider and Helen Ingram?
The author that states that there are four main concepts of conflict.
The theorist credited for creating the Multiple Streams Approach.
Who is John W Kingdon?
The backronym for the acronym NPF.
What is Narrative Policy Framework?
Actors that coalesce around similar beliefs and engage in coordinated action towards a policy goal.
What is advocacy coalitions?
The four types of target populations.
* DAILY DOUBLE *
The scholar who formally developed the PCF.
Who is Christopher Weible?
These are the three streams of the MSA.
This was cited as less important than narrative for influencing policy decisions.
What is Evidence?
The set of actors (organizations and individuals) invested and involved in a specific policy problem or policy debate.
What is a policy subsystem?
The most common subtype example of a deviant.
What is a criminal?
The four main concepts of conflict.
What is Intensity, Visibility, Direction, and Scope?
The fleeting moment when streams converge.
What is the policy window?
The four components of a narrative.
What is the setting, characters, plot, and moral of the story?
Beliefs that are values, commitments, and preferences regarding a policy issue; also called the glue of advocacy coalitions.
What are policy core beliefs?
The "Contenders" group often receives symbolic versions of these.
What is Burdens?
Of the four main concepts of conflict, this one is argued as the most determinant/important.
What is Scope?
* DAILY DOUBLE *
Defined as an unexpected moment in time that magnifies the problem stream.
What is a Focusing Event?
The three levels of NPF analysis.
What are Micro, Meso, and Macro?
Basic convictions and values that apply across policy subsystems; a common example is religious faith.
What is deep core beliefs?
The two axes used to categorize groups in the target populations matrix.
The framework that argues that belief change is essential for overcoming policy conflicts.
What is the ACF?
The most important component of the policy/solution stream.
This is the most discussed strategy of the NPF.
What is Devil - Angel Shift?
When policy actors tend to perceive their opponents as more malicious and powerful than they really are.
What is "Devil Shift"?