In person icon Policy Change Between Actors and Stages

Abstract

Policy change characterizes each of the stages of policy making. Actors pursue policy change not only in the way of agenda-setting, instruments and goals design, decision-making, implementation and evaluation of the final outcomes but also in the processual dimensions of policies concerning the distribution of power among actors themselves, procedures adopted, patterns of interactions, policy styles, etc. The panel aims to explore different ways in which actors can pursue changes that can affect the different stages of the processual and output dimension of policy-making.

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