Hoberg, 1996 - Google Patents
Putting Ideas in their place: a response to “Learning and change in the British Columbia forest policy sector”Hoberg, 1996
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- 275267684572360138
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- Hoberg G
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- Canadian Journal of Political Science/Revue canadienne de science politique
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Ken Lertzman, Jeremy Rayner and Jeremy Wilson provide an idea-based approach to explaining changes in British Columbia's forest policy by applying the concept of learning developed by Paul Sabatier as part of his “advocacy coalition framework.” This effort to …
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