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Innovations in Critical Policy Analysis: What's the Problem Represented to Be?
By Jian Wu (Contribution by), Carol Bacchi (Contribution by), Anne Wilson (Contribution by), John Boswell (Contribution by), Stephen Kelly (Contribution by), Pamela Ugwudike (Contribution by), Amelia Odida (Contribution by), Tomas Mitander (Contribution by), Andreas Öjehag Pettersson (Contribution by), Stephanie Paterson (Contribution by), Lindsay Larios (Contribution by), Lina Rahm (Contribution by), Jörgen Behrendtz (Contribution by), Hanne Marlene Dahl (Contribution by), Malin Rönnblom (Editor), Rosalind Edwards (Editor)
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By Jian Wu (Contribution by), Carol Bacchi (Contribution by), Anne Wilson (Contribution by), John Boswell (Contribution by), Stephen Kelly (Contribution by), Pamela Ugwudike (Contribution by), Amelia Odida (Contribution by), Tomas Mitander (Contribution by), Andreas Öjehag Pettersson (Contribution by), Stephanie Paterson (Contribution by), Lindsay Larios (Contribution by), Lina Rahm (Contribution by), Jörgen Behrendtz (Contribution by), Hanne Marlene Dahl (Contribution by), Malin Rönnblom (Editor), Rosalind Edwards (Editor)
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Public policy is often framed as a response to social problems rather than the cause of them. Carol Bacchi’s influential ‘What’s the Problem Represented to Be?’ (WPR) approach – first published in her 2009 book, Analysing Policy – addresses this contrast and has become an essential methodology for post-structural analysis of public policy.
This edited volume brings together leading international scholars to rethink, extend and reflect on the WPR approach in novel ways, demonstrating its ap...
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