the process by which an innovation is committed in a variety of channels over time among the members of a social system
diffusion
the first place policy entrepreneurs operate their ideas and strategies for selling a policy innovation
external policy network
an issue-specific network comprised of individuals with established connections to the local policymaking community
internal policy networks
adjusting policies a little bit at a time
incrementalism
A grooup with a definable institutional structure responsible for policy making in an issue area
policy monopoly
Your fundamental and/or religious values that you learn from birth are considered what type of beliefs?
Core beliefs
Distinguishing yourself from another religious denomination or saying that you believe abortion is legal "for health reasons" is a considered what kind of beliefs?
peripheral or secondary beliefs
What are the three types of streams in the Streams model?
problems
politics
policies
How does the policy window fit into the Streams Theory?
nothing happens unless a policy entrepreneur is forcing an issue through the policy window
What is the differnece between serial and parallel changes according to the Punctuated Equilibrium?
Serial involves BIG, DRASTIC changes
Parallel is small, incremental changes
What is the purpose of the Advocacy Coalition Framework?
it deals with pilicy change between coalitions and how they can be influence to change
WHat are the 4 models used to study the Policy Process?
Policy Process as a "system"
Multiple Streams
Punctuated Equilibrium
Advocacy Coalition Framework
Describe a sample memo for an Exeutive Summary.
To: Their Name, Title
From: Your Name, Title
Date:
Subject:
WHat are the 4 environments that the "black box" model is dependent on?
Structural Environment
Economic Environment
Social Enviornment
Political Mood
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Intro to Policy Analysis Quiz 2
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intro to policy analysis georgia state edition quiz 2