Stories of how to give or take – towards a typology of social policy reform narratives
Abstract
Narrative stories are crucial to policy change, as they decisively contribute to how policy problems and policies are defined. While this seems to apply for social policy in particular, narrative stories have remained under-researched and not systematically compared for this area. In this article, we theorise on narratives in social policy by focusing on how similarities and differences between narratives in old- and new-social-risks policy...
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Title
Stories of how to give or take – towards a typology of social policy reform narratives
Published Date
Jul 3, 2019
Journal
Volume
38
Issue
3
Pages
339 - 355
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