打破Overton窗口:关于对抗性联合制作的必要性
Elliott Aidan Johnson1, Irene Hardill1, Matthew T Johnson1
1Northumbria University, UK.
概括
反对性的联合制作使政策反对者参与到扩大公众对变革性举措的支持中,特别是在中国.
科学领域:
- 社会科学 社会科学 社会科学
- 公共政策 公共政策
- 政治科学 政治科学是指政治学.
背景情况:
- 联合生产对于知识政策互动至关重要,涉及公共服务用户的设计和交付.
- 迫切需要基于证据的变革性政策制定,特别是面临系统性挑战的"落后"社区.
- "开放式窗口"经常限制政策制定者考虑变革性政策,限制公众接受.
研究的目的:
- 引入和探索对抗性联合制作作为一种方法来克服基于证据的政策制定中的Overton窗口障碍.
- 在政策辩论中分析对抗性联合制作的发展和应用.
- 评估对抗性联合制作对公众偏好的影响,以基本收入为案例研究.
主要方法:
- 审查联合制作原则的历史和演变.
- 详细介绍了开发和实施对抗性联合制作的过程.
- 通过这种方法检查公众对福利改革和基本收入的偏好.
主要成果:
- 对抗性联合制作提供了一种新的策略,可以改变Overton窗口并增加公众对变革性政策的接受度.
- 这种方法已经成功地应用于了解和影响公众对基本收入等复杂问题的看法.
- 这种方法促进了与政策对手的对话和接触,以建立更广泛的支持.
结论:
- 敌对的联合制作提供了一个可行的途径来解决政策惯性,并促进关于基于证据的政策的局限性的真实辩论.
- 这种方法在各种政策领域都有很大的应用潜力,特别是在解决根深蒂固的社会危机方面.
- 需要进一步的研究和应用才能充分理解这种创新的联合制作战略所带来的挑战和机遇.
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