Advocacy Coalition Framework

Hank C. Jenkins-Smith is George Lynn Cross Research Professor in the Department of Political Science, University of Oklahoma, USA. Christopher M. Weible is University of Colorado Distinguished Professor in the School of Public Affairs, University of Colorado Denver, USA, and Visiting Professor in the Department of Business Administration, Technology and Social Sciences, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden.

• Chapter 0: The Advocacy Coalition Framework Origins, Theories, and the Textbook Version.- Chapter 1: Changing Beliefs, Enduring Coalitions a Longitudinal Analysis of Policy Beliefs and Advocacy Coalition Structures.- Chapter 2: Where Advocacy Coalitions and Policy Networks Intersect in U.S. Environmental Risk Policy.- Chapter 3: Advocacy Coalitions ‘In Power’ and Major Policy Change in Canada A Fuzzy Set Investigation.- Chapter 4: Antecedents of Policy Change: Advancing the Advocacy Coalition Framework’s Theory and Methods.- Chapter 5: Coalition Opportunity Structures and Policy Change A Comparative Analysis of Nuclear Facility Siting Efforts in the United States.- Chapter 6: Learning and Uncertainty: Information Environments and Policy Oriented Learning.- Chapter 7: How Did We Miss This? Democracy and Policy Beliefs in the Advocacy Coalition Framework.- Chapter 8: Change in a Nested Subsystem How National Coalitions Use Resources to Influence State Policy Decisions.- Chapter 9: Analyzing Beliefs and Coordination in Nascent Policy Subsystems.- Chapter 10: Resource Allocation and Influence: An Advocacy Coalition Framework Analysis of the U.S. Violence Against Women Act.- Chapter 11: Evolution of the oil and gas policy subsystem in Ghana.- Chapter 12: Advocacy Coalition Framework Advancing Scholarship in the Textbook and Beyond.