Methods in Policy Process Analysis: Relational Approaches

Abstract

Policy process research places much stronger attention on theory than on methods. This panel explores the suitability of relational methods and underlying network ontologies, such as social, multi-level and situation-centered network analysis in specific policy process theories and applications.

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