The argumentative turn revisited [electronic resource] : public policy as communicative practice / edited by Frank Fischer and Herbert Gottweis.

Taking stock of developments in argumentative policy analysis during the past two decades, The Argumentative Turn Revisited demonstrates the value of the approach and advocates its adoption by contemporary policy makers and analysts.

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Online Access: Full Text (via Duke)
Other Authors: Fischer, Frank, 1942-, Gottweis, Herbert, 1958-
Other title:Argumentative turn in policy analysis and planning.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Durham : Duke University Press, 2012.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: the argumentative turn revisited / Frank Fischer and Herbert Gottweis
  • Fostering deliberation in the forum and beyond / John S. Dryzek and Carolyn M. Hendriks
  • Performing place governance collaboratively : planning as a communicative process / Patsy Healey
  • Discursive institutionalism : scope, dynamics, and philosophical underpinnings / Vivien A. schmidt
  • From policy frames to discursive politics : feminist approaches to development policy and planning in an era of globalization / Mary Hawkesworth
  • The Internet as a space for policy deliberation / Stephen Coleman
  • Multimedia and urban narratives in the planning process : film as policy inquiry and dialogue catalyst / Leonie Sandercock and Giovanni Attili
  • Political rhetoric and stem cell policy in the United States : embodiments, scenographies, and emotions / Herbert Gottweis
  • The deep semiotic structure of deservingness : discourse and identity in welfare policy / Sanford F. Schram
  • The argumentative turn toward deliberative democracy : Habermas's contribution and the Foucauldian critique / Hubertus Buchstein and Dirk Jörke
  • Poststructuralist policy analysis : discourse, hegemony, and critical explanation / David Howarth and Steven Griggs
  • Transformative learning in planning and policy deliberation: probing social meaning and tacit assumptions / Frank Fischer and Alan Mandell.