1999
DOI: 10.1017/s0048840200026514
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Perché le politiche cambiano: il caso dei trasporti

Abstract: IntroduzioneII tema del policy change e da tempo al centro di un articolato dibattito intorno al quale si confrontano gli argomenti di chi, come l' autore di queste note, ritiene che il problema vada ben inquadrato in sede teorica avanti qualsivoglia indagine sui processi evolutivi delle politiche pubbliche. Sebbene assai poco frequentato dai cultori della scienza politica, il settore delle politiche dei trasporti richiama un campo di attivita pubblica 01tremodo rilevante, la cui esplorazione sistematica, alIa… Show more

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“…The description of current forms of governance cannot disregard their generating processes, namely their interorganizational dynamics (the structuring of the territorial unit, the “original model” of interaction, the different outcomes of the processes of change, and adaptation to environmental modifications). By appropriately adjusting the hypotheses suggested by the experts in the field of interorganizational relations, the organizational characteristics of public policies depend on their origin (Tebaldi, 1999), that is, among other things, on how the organizational field was generated and institutionalized. The very creation of the policy network and its original features can indeed influence its interorganizational features, even after several decades.…”
Section: Theoretical and Methodological Issuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The description of current forms of governance cannot disregard their generating processes, namely their interorganizational dynamics (the structuring of the territorial unit, the “original model” of interaction, the different outcomes of the processes of change, and adaptation to environmental modifications). By appropriately adjusting the hypotheses suggested by the experts in the field of interorganizational relations, the organizational characteristics of public policies depend on their origin (Tebaldi, 1999), that is, among other things, on how the organizational field was generated and institutionalized. The very creation of the policy network and its original features can indeed influence its interorganizational features, even after several decades.…”
Section: Theoretical and Methodological Issuesmentioning
confidence: 99%