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Voll, Peter; Jud, Andreas; Mey, Eva; Häfeli, Christoph; Stettler, Martin

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“…In Switzerland, a comprehensive revision of a hundred‐year‐old Guardianship Law culminated in a new Law on Child and Adult Protection (LCAP) that came into force in 2013. A policy paradigm shift was at the origin of this revision: While the old Guardianship Law originally had a paternalistic and disciplinary character (Federal Social Insurance Office, 2016), allowing state interventions in the family in the name of morality and order (Voll, 2013), the LCAP clearly puts the right to the protection and self‐determination of vulnerable persons at the center. The LCAP sets requirements for the new implementing agency, the Child and Adult Protection Agency (CAPA): It must be organized on a regional, professional and interdisciplinary basis and assure procedural transparency and tailor‐made protection measures (Federal Department of Justice and Police, 2011; Häfeli, 2013; Noser, 2017; Strebel, 2010; Swiss Federal Council, 2006).…”

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What's the grand story? A macro‐narrative analytical model and the case of Swiss child and adult protection policy

Stauffer

2022

Policy Studies Journal

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This paper expands on the Narrative Policy Framework (NPF) by adding a theoretical and empirical exploration into macrolevel narratives. Existing NPF research largely neglects macrolevel narratives, which prevents the NPF from developing its full power. The main contributions of this paper are threefold: (1) It provides a definition of macrolevel narratives by conceptualizing them as the “story form” of a policy paradigm. (2) It proposes a model and an empirical approach, which may lay the foundation for a standard macrolevel NPF approach. (3) It contributes to the NPF's aim of connecting the macro and meso level. The paper tests the model in a comparative multi‐method design applied to the Swiss child and adult protection policy. The findings show that macrolevel NPF analysis helps understand where mesolevel policy debates come from, namely from an underlying paradigm and its effects on institutions and culture that enable and constrain macrolevel narratives.

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What's the grand story? A macro‐narrative analytical model and the case of Swiss child and adult protection policy

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2022

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