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2. Sabatier, Paul. 1987. "Knowledge, Policy-Oriented Learning, and Policy Change," Knowledge 8 (June): 649-692.
3. Jenkins-Smith, Hank. 1988. "Analytical Debates and Policy Learning: Analysis and Change in the Federal Bureaucracy," Policy Sciences 21:169-212
4. Sabatier, Paul. 1988. "An Advocacy Coalition Framework of Policy Change and the Role of Policy-Oriented Learning Therein," Policy Sciences 21:129-168.
5. Sabatier, Paul, and Hank Jenkins-Smith, eds. 1988. "Special Issue: Policy Change and Policy-Oriented Learing: Exploring an Advocacy Coalition Framework," Policy Sciences 21:123-278.
8. May, Peter. 1992. "Policy Learning and Failure," Journal of Public Policy 12(4):331-354.
9. Sabatier, Paul, and Hank Jenkins-Smith, eds. 1993. Policy Change and Learning: An Advocacy Coalition Approach. Boulder: Westview Press.
10. Jenkins-Smith, Hank, and Paul Sabatier. 1994. "Evaluating the Advocacy Coalition Framework," Journal of Public Policy 14:175-203.
11. Parsons, Wayne. 1995. Public Policy. Cheltenham, England: Edward Elgar, pp.
12. Radaelli, Claudio. 1995. "The Role of Knowledge in the Policy Process," Journal of European Public Policy 2 (June):159-183.
13. Schlager, Edella. 1995. "Policy Making and Collective Action: Defining Coalitions within the Advocacy Coalition Framework," Policy Sciences 28:242-270.
14. Schlager, Edella, and William Blomquist. 1996. "A Comparison of Three Emerging Theories of the Policy Process," Political Research Quarterly 49 (Sept.):651-672. [University of Arizona, Indiana University]
15. Bergeron, Henri, Yves Surel, and Jerome Valluy. 1998. "L"Advocacy Coalition Framework," Politix, No. 41: 195-223.
16. John, Peter. 1998. Analyzing Public Policy. London: Pinter. pp.
17. Sabatier, Paul. 1998a. The Advocacy Coalition Framework: Revisions and Relevance for Europe," Journal of European Public Policy 5 (March): 98-130.
18. Sabatier, Paul. 1998b. "The Political Context of Evaluation Research: An Advocacy Coalition Perspective." In M.-C Kessler, P. Lascoumes, M. Setbon, and J.-C. Thoenig, eds., Evaluation des politques publiques, pp. 129-146. Paris: L'Harmattan.
19. Bergeron, Henri, Yves Surel, and Jerome Valluy. 1998. "L'Advocacy Coalition Framework, Une contribution au renouvellement des etudes de politiques publiques?" Politix, n41, pp. 195 a 223. [Centre de sociologie des organisations, CNRS]
20. Fenger, Menno, and Pieter-Jan Klok. 2001. "Interdependency, beliefs, and coalition behavior: A contribution to the advocacy framework." Policy Sciences 34: 157-170. [Erasmus University Rotterdam, University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands]
4. Kuebler, Daniel. 1998. "Ideas as Catalytic Elements for Policy Change: Advocacy Coalitions and Drug Policy in Switzerland." In D. Braun and A. Busch, eds., The Power if Ideas: Policy Ideas and Policy Change. London: Routledge.
5. Wellstead, A.M., D.J. Davidson, and R.C. Stedman. 2004. "Assessing Prairie Forest Policy Networks and Policy Oriented Beliefs". Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service. Information Report NOR-X-395
3. Radealli, Claudio, and Alberto Martini. 1997. "Think Tanks, Advocacy Coalitions, and Policy Change: A First Look at the Italian Case." In D. Stone, M. Garnett, and A. Denham, eds., Think Tanks in Comparative Perspective: Insiders or Outsiders? Manchester, England: Manchester University Press.
6. Andersson, Magnus. 1999. "Change and Continuity in Poland's Environmental Policy." Kluwer Academic Publishers. pp. 191 [Wageningen University]
8. Elliot, Chris, and Rodolphe Schlaepfer. "The advocacy coalition framework: application to the policy process for the development of forest certification in Sweden." Journal of European Public Policy 8:4 pp. 642-661. [ World Wildlife Fund, Switzerland]
1. Sabatier, Paul, Susan Hunter, and Susan McLaughlin. 1987. "The Devil Shift: Perceptions and Misperceptions of Opponents," Western Political Quarterly 41 (Sept.): 449-476.
3. Heintz, Theodore. 1988. "Advocacy Coalitions an the OCS Leasing Debate: A Case Study in Policy Evolution," Policy Sciences 21:213-238
5. Weyent, John. 1988. "Is There Policy-Oriented Learning in the Analysis of Natural Gas Policy Issues?" Policy Sciences 21 (fall):239-262.
6. Sabatier, Paul, and Susan Hunter. 1989. "The Incorporation of Causal Perceptions into Models of Elite Belief Systems," Western Political Quarterly 42 (Sept.):229-261.
8. Jenkins-Smith, Hank, and Gilbert St. Clair, and Brian Woods. 1991. "Explaining Change in Policy Subsystems: Analysis of Coalition Stability and Defection over Time," American Journal of Political Science 35 (4): 851-872.
9. Leek, Mark. 1991. "A Mental Representation Approach to Health Policy Analysis." Springer-Verlag. pp.163-192. [John Hopkins University]
10. Stewart, Joseph. 1991. "Policy Models and Equal Educational Opportunity," PS: Political Science and Politics 26 (June):167-173.
11. Barke, Richard. 1993. "Managing Technological Change in Federal Communications Policy: The Role of Industry Advisory Groups." In P. Sabatier and H. Jenkins-Smith, eds., Policy Change and Learning, pp. 129-146. Boulder: Westview Press.
12. Barke, Richard, and Jenkins-Smith. 1993. "Politics and Scientific Expertise: Scientists, Risk Perceptions, and Nucular Waste Policy," Risk Analysis (October).
13. Brown, Anthony E., and Joseph Stewart. 1993. "Competing Advocacy Coalitions, Policy Evolution, and Airline Deregulation." In P. Sabatier and H. Jenkins-Smith, eds., Policy Change and Learning, pp. 83-104. Boulder: Westview Press.
14. Jenkins-Smith, Hank, and Gilbert St. Clair. 1993. "The Politics of Offshore Energy: Empirically Testing the Advocacy Coalition Framework." In P. Sabatier and H. Jenkins-Smith, eds., Policy Change and Learning, pp. 149-176. Boulder: Westview Press.
15. Munro, John. 1993. "California water Politics: Explaining Policy Change in a Cognitively Polarized Subsystem." In P. Sabatier and H. Jenkins-Smith, eds., Policy Change and Learning, pp. 105-128. Boulder: Westview Press.
16. Sabatier, Paul, and Anne Brasher. 1993. "From Vague Consensus to Clearly-Differentiated Coalitions: Environmental Policy at Lake Tahoe, 1964-85." In P. Sabatier and H. Jenkins-Smith, eds., Policy Change and Learning, pp. 149-176. Boulder: Westview Press.
18. Sabatier, Paul, and Matthew Zafonte. 1995. "The Views of Bay/Delta Water Policy Activists on Endangered Species Issues," Hastings West-Northwest Journal of Environmental Law and Policy 2 (Winter): 131-146. [University of California, Davis]
20. Ellison, Brian. 1998. "Intergovernmental relations and the advocacy coalition framework: The operation of federalism in Denver water politics." Publius, 28,4: 35-54 [Southwest Missouri State University]
21. Ellison, Brian. 1998. "The Advocacy Coalition Framework and implementation of the Endangered Species Act: A Case Study in Western Water Politics." Policy Studies Journal, Vol. 26, No. 1. [Southwest Missouri State University]
22. Thomas, Gerald. 1998. "Analyzing Environmental Policy Change: U.S. Landsat Policy, 1964-98." Ph.D. dissertation, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins.
23. Zafonte, Matthew, and Paul Sabatier. 1998. "Shared Beliefs and Imposed Interdependencies as Determinants of Ally Networks in Overlapping Subsystems," Journal of Theoretical Politics 10(4):473-505.
24. Litfin, Karen. 2000. "Advocacy Coalitions Along the Domestic-Foreign Frontier: Globalization and Canadian Climate Change Policy." Policy Studies Journal, Vol. 28, No. 1, (236-253). [University of Washington]
25. Butnett, Miles, and Charles Davis. 2002. "Getting Out The Cut, Politics and National Forest Timber Harvest, 1960-1995." Administration & Society, Vol. 34 No. 2, pp. 202-228. [California Environmental Protection Agency, Colorado State University]
26. Freudenburg, William, and Robert Gramling. 2002. "How Crude: Advocacy coalitions, offshore oil, and the self-negating belief." Policy Sciences 35: 17-41. [University of Wisconsin, University of Louisiana-Lafayette]
27. Leschine, Thomas, Kent Lind and Rishi Sharma. 2003. "Beliefs, Values, and Technical Assessment in Environmental Management: Contaminated Sediments in Puget Sound." Coastal Management, 31: 1-24 [School of Marine Affairs, University of Washington]
28. Sobeck, Joanne. 2003. "Comparing Policy Process Frameworks, What Do They Tell Us About Group Membership and Participation for Policy Development?" Administration & Society, Vol. 35 No. 3, 350-374. [Wayne State University]
Last Updated August 2004
1. Morrow, Ann. 2002. "Applying the Advocacy Coalition Framework to a Study of Dominant Education Policy Themes in Australia." Ph.D. Dissertation in Progress.
1. Flora, Cornelia, and Jan Flora, Florencia Campana, and Edith Fernandez-Baca. "The Advocacy Coalition Framework: A Theoretical Frame for SAMREM to Address Policy Change and Learning." Cultivating Community Capital. [Instiituto de Estudios Ecuatorianos, Quito, Ecquador] [Iowa State]
1. Hoberg, George. 1998. "Distinguishing Learning from Other Sources of Policy Change: The Case of Forestry in the Pacific Northwest." Prepared for delivery at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Boston, MA. [University of British Columbia]
1. Loeber, Anne, and John Grin 2004. "From Phosphate Policy to Eutrophication Control: Policy Change and Learning in the Netherlands, 1977-89." In P. Sabatier, ed., An ACF Lens on Environmental Policy. In Progress.
2. Nohrstadt, Daniel.
3. Swedish Nuclear Power
1. Baird, Karen. 1997. "Women's Health and Medical Research Policies: The Role of the NIH and FDA, A Test of the Advocacy Coalition and Policy Streams Models of Policymaking." Paper was prepared for delivery at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington D.C. [Division of Social Science, Purchase College, SUNY]
2. Herron, Kerry, Hank Jenkins-Smith, and Carol Silva. 1999. "Scientists, Belief Systems, and Advocacy Coalitions in Environmental Policy" In Paul Sabatier, ed., An ACF Lens on Environmental Policy, In Review.
3. Sewell, Granville. 1999. "Advocacy Coalitions and the Implementation of the Framework Convention on Climate Change: A Preliminary Analysis." In P. Sabatier, ed., In Progress
4. Sabatier, Paul, and Matthew Zafonte.1999. "Are Bureaucrats and Scientists Members of Advocacy Coalitions?" In Paul Sabatier, ed., An Advocacy Coalition Lens on Environmental Policy. In Review.
5. Sabatier, Paul, Matthew Zafonte, and Michael Gjerde. 1999. "Coalition Stability in U.S. Automotive Pollution Control Policy." In Paul Sabatier, ed., An Advocacy Coalition Lens on Environmental Policy. In Review.
6. Leschine, Tom, Kent Lind, and Rishi Sharma. 2003. "Beliefs, Values, and Technical Assessments in Environmental Management: Contaminated Sediments in Puget Sound." Coastal Management, 31: 1-24.
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