(Sievers and Jones in JAMA 2(1): 90-114, 2020)Sievers, T. argue that theories of policy change must grapple with the concept of powerAdvocacy coalitionspower and its role in policy-making. ACF policy change theory (PCTPolicy Change Theory (PCT)) addresses power most directly in its second hypothesis which posits a causal link between advocacy coalitions ‘in power in a jurisdiction’ and major policy changePolicy changemajor.

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Advocacy Coalitions ‘In Power’ and Major Policy Change in Canada: A Fuzzy Set Investigation

  • B. Timothy Heinmiller

摘要

(Sievers and Jones in JAMA 2(1): 90-114, 2020)Sievers, T. argue that theories of policy change must grapple with the concept of powerAdvocacy coalitionspower and its role in policy-making. ACF policy change theory (PCTPolicy Change Theory (PCT)) addresses power most directly in its second hypothesis which posits a causal link between advocacy coalitions ‘in power in a jurisdiction’ and major policy changePolicy changemajor.