1st Edition
Policy Process Frameworks in Practice Critical Analysis from Brazil and Latin America
List of Contributors
Preface – A Mirror for Brazil, a Bridge to the World
Giliberto Capano
Chapter 1. Book Presentation - Who explains what, when, and how? A critical analysis of policy process frameworks
André Marenco, Natália Sátyro e Mariana Batista
Chapter 2. Multiple Streams, Little Causal Explanation
André Marenco, Lidia Ten Cate e Marília Bruxel
Chapter 3. Advocacy Coalition Framework in Brazil: Development and Applications
Natália Sátyro, Henrique Campos de Oliveira e Ana Luiza Martins de Medeiros
Chapter 4. Nuts and Bolts of Punctuated Equilibrium: Theory, Methods, and Applications in Brazil
Mariana Batista, Anderson Henrique
Chapter 5. Just a Narrative of Narratives?
André Marenco
Chapter 6. Much stability, some change, and fewer mechanisms in historical institutionalism Eduardo Grin, Jaedson Gomes dos Santos e Cadmiel Mergulhão
Chapter 7. Policy Diffusion in Brazilian Federalism: Identifying Causal Mechanisms
Denilson Bandeira Coêlho
Chapter 8. What do we know about environmental policy in Latin America? A systematic review of topics, methods, and analytical framing of public policy processes
Elia Elisa Cia Alves, Nathaly Lohane de Oliveira, Andrea Quirino Steiner, Geórgia Moreira Ribeiro
Biography
Natália Sátyro is Full Professor of Political Science at Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), Brazil and vice-coordinator of the National Institute of Science and Technology for Government Quality and Policies for Sustainable Development (INCT-QualiGov). She is the Convener of International Political Science Association (IPSA, 2023–present) Research Committee on Welfare State and Developing Societies (RC39), coordinator of the Inter-institutional Centre for Policy Analyses (CIAPSoc-UFMG), and was the founder and the coordinator of Asociación Latinoamericana de Ciencia Política (ALACIP) Public Policy Research Group (GIPP, 2013–2024).
André Marenco is Full Professor at the Graduate Program in Public Policy of Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul and coordinator of the National Institute of Science and Technology for Government Quality and Policies for Sustainable Development (INCT-QualiGov). He completed a senior internship at the Institut d'Études Politiques–Sciences Po/Paris, was a full member of the Technical-Scientific Council for Higher Education, and the Political Science Area (CAPES) coordinator. His work focuses on comparative political institutions, political reform, bureaucracies and public policy.
Mariana Batista is Professor of Political Science at the Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil. She was a visiting researcher at Harvard University and Oxford University. CNPQ productivity fellow. Member of INCT-QualiGov. Her main publications have appeared in theEuropean Journal of Political Research, Governance, Party Politics, Research and Politics, and the Journal of Politics in Latin America. Her areas of research are government composition and decision-making process, bureaucracy, state capacities, transparency and public integrity, and public policy evaluation.
