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A Narrative Policy Framework: Clear Enough to Be Wrong?
by
Jones, Michael D.
, McBeth, Mark K.
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Alzheimer's disease
/ Analysis
/ Attitudes
/ Cognition & reasoning
/ Communication
/ Elaboration
/ Frame analysis
/ Health care policy
/ Hypotheses
/ Literary theory
/ Marketing
/ narrative methodology
/ narrative policy framework
/ Narrative structure
/ Narratives
/ Neural networks
/ Neurosciences
/ NPF
/ policy narratives
/ Policy sciences
/ Poststructuralism
/ Power
/ Public opinion
/ Public policy
/ Qualitative research
/ R&D
/ Research & development
/ Structuralism
/ Studies
/ theories of the policy process
/ Theory
2010
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A Narrative Policy Framework: Clear Enough to Be Wrong?
by
Jones, Michael D.
, McBeth, Mark K.
in
Alzheimer's disease
/ Analysis
/ Attitudes
/ Cognition & reasoning
/ Communication
/ Elaboration
/ Frame analysis
/ Health care policy
/ Hypotheses
/ Literary theory
/ Marketing
/ narrative methodology
/ narrative policy framework
/ Narrative structure
/ Narratives
/ Neural networks
/ Neurosciences
/ NPF
/ policy narratives
/ Policy sciences
/ Poststructuralism
/ Power
/ Public opinion
/ Public policy
/ Qualitative research
/ R&D
/ Research & development
/ Structuralism
/ Studies
/ theories of the policy process
/ Theory
2010
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A Narrative Policy Framework: Clear Enough to Be Wrong?
by
Jones, Michael D.
, McBeth, Mark K.
in
Alzheimer's disease
/ Analysis
/ Attitudes
/ Cognition & reasoning
/ Communication
/ Elaboration
/ Frame analysis
/ Health care policy
/ Hypotheses
/ Literary theory
/ Marketing
/ narrative methodology
/ narrative policy framework
/ Narrative structure
/ Narratives
/ Neural networks
/ Neurosciences
/ NPF
/ policy narratives
/ Policy sciences
/ Poststructuralism
/ Power
/ Public opinion
/ Public policy
/ Qualitative research
/ R&D
/ Research & development
/ Structuralism
/ Studies
/ theories of the policy process
/ Theory
2010
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A Narrative Policy Framework: Clear Enough to Be Wrong?
2010
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Overview
Narratives are increasingly subject to empirical study in a wide variety of disciplines. However, in public policy, narratives are thought of almost exclusively as a poststructural concept outside the realm of empirical study. In this paper, after reviewing the major literature on narratives, we argue that policy narratives can be studied using systematic empirical approaches and introduce a “Narrative Policy Framework” (NPF) for elaboration and empirical testing. The NPF defines narrative structure and narrative content. We then discuss narrative at the micro level of analysis and examine how narratives impact individual attitudes and hence aggregate public opinion. Similarly, we examine strategies for the studying of group and elite behavior using the NPF. We conclude with seven hypotheses for researchers interested in elaborating the framework.
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