El marco de las coaliciones de causa -Advocacy Coalition Framework-

• Autores: Martha Isabel Gómez Lee
• Localización: Revista Opera, ISSN-e 2346-2159, ISSN 1657-8651, Nº. 12, 2012, págs. 11-30
• Idioma: español
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• Resumen
  • español

    política pública, marco de las coaliciones de causa, sistema de creencias, aprendizaje, subsistema.

  • English

    This article seeks to contribute to the diffusion of advocacy coalition framework acf as a viable approximation to the research of public compared policy. The acf focuses on the emergence and stability of coalitions sharing core policy beliefs, on policy-oriented learning, and on external system events explaining policy change. A major assumption of the acf is that actors in a subsystem can be aggregated into one to four advocacy coalitions. These coalitions typically consist of interest group leaders, agency officials, legislators, applied researchers, journalists, and politicians. Parties within a coalition share a set of beliefs and show a non-trivial degree of coordinated behaviour to realize their objectives and policy proposals.