What drives partisan conflict and consensus on welfare state issues?

Ennser‐Jedenastik, Laurenz

doi:10.1017/s0143814x20000240

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“…The issue of developing indigenous community-friendly tourism governance is characterized by contradictions/conflicts starting from the perspective of public space, knowledge, narratives, and policy processes [ Nugroho and Asriadi, 2020;Laurenz, 2021]. Tolga's (2022 ) study of the policy process is related to factors: 1) Knowledge and discourse.…”

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Indigenous Community-Friendly Tourism Development Strategy Through Governance Approach

Tresiana,

Rahmat Sanjaya,

Noverman Duadji

2023

jia

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The study introduces a governance approach in indigenous peoples-friendly tourism development strategy. It describes the policy process to strengthen the quality of governance. The study uses original empirical data from West Tulang Bawang Regency, specifically 2 traditional villages, to answer one main question: to find the factors that influence the performance of indigenous peoples-friendly tourism development in relation to the policy process. Analysis of the study is directed at how institutional-level processes and organizational-managerial governance levels influence the development of tourism policies that are friendly to indigenous peoples. The study uses qualitative methods, using 18 respondents. The study found that key factors in development included a value system in the form of a village law policy and the SDGs Agenda, a green approach, and a green tourism village program. Paying attention to and building collaboration with key stakeholders, namely indigenous-local communicators can build synergy of knowledge and discourse, actors and networks, politics and interests in the policy process. Benefits are obtained through increased governance capacity.

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Indigenous Community-Friendly Tourism Development Strategy Through Governance Approach

Tresiana,

Rahmat Sanjaya,

Noverman Duadji

2023

jia

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“…The reason is the use of complex factors that are less satisfactory if analyzed with a single approach (monodisciplinary). The institutional analysis development (IAD) framework prioritizes natural resource management with a multifactor approach, emphasizing institutional development [Laurenz, 2021;Polski and Ostrom, 2023].…”

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Developing IAD-based Interactive Tourism Resource Governance to Support Indigenous Peoples-friendly Tourism Development

Sanjaya,

Tresiana,

Duadji

2023

IJPSAT

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The study is motivated by the conflict of tourism resource utilization due to neglect of indigenous peoples' rights and local knowledge, which has failed to improve welfare and justice for local indigenous communities and weakened the sustainability of tourism development. The study introduces Institutional analysis development (IAD) as a new tourism governance framework. The new framework focuses on analyzing the multifactor policymaking process, the functioning of institutions, and the integration of contextual factors in each policy process—institutional Policy results linkages between knowledge, expertise, and policymaking through new coalitions with indigenous communities. The study formulates the problem of crucial/contextual factors in formulating tourism development policies. The research aims to find determinants in developing models and strategies for indigenous community-friendly tourism resource management using prospective analysis methods. The results showed five determining factors in formulating a model strategy to develop indigenous-friendly tourism: local resource-based economic products, protection and development of culture and cultural heritage (sites), watershed improvement, revitalization of customary institutions, and policies

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“…The apparent diversity in national experiences suggests that fixed assumptions about the nature of climate politics may be hard to sustain; it may even differ between climate policy sectors (Leiren et al, 2020: 2; see also Ennser-Jedenstiak, 2020 on welfare policy). Many issues combine valence and positional aspects (Clarke et al, 2009: 44; Stokes, 1963: 373) and the structure of competition can differ between contexts and issues.…”

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Party competition on climate policy: The roles of interest groups, ideology and challenger parties in the UK and Ireland

Carter

Little

2020

International Political Science Review

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This study shows how interest group–party relations, parties’ cross-cutting policy preferences, and competition with challenger parties shape the structure of issue competition on climate policy. It uses the ‘most similar’ cases of the UK and Ireland to show how differences in party systems influence the structure of issue competition. The study takes up the challenge of integrating salience and position in the conceptualisation of climate policy preferences. Empirically, it provides new evidence on factors influencing climate policy preferences and the party politics of climate change, focusing on interest groups, party ideology, and challenger parties. Further, it identifies similarities between the general literature on interest group influence on party preferences and the literature on interest groups in climate politics, and seeks to make connections between them.

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What drives partisan conflict and consensus on welfare state issues?

Cited by 28 publications

References 61 publications

Indigenous Community-Friendly Tourism Development Strategy Through Governance Approach

Indigenous Community-Friendly Tourism Development Strategy Through Governance Approach

Developing IAD-based Interactive Tourism Resource Governance to Support Indigenous Peoples-friendly Tourism Development

Party competition on climate policy: The roles of interest groups, ideology and challenger parties in the UK and Ireland

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