2022
DOI: 10.1177/07591063221132342
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Citizens’ experiences of a policy-ridden environment: A methodological contribution to feedback studies based on qualitative secondary analysis

Abstract: Les expériences des citoyen.nes dans un environnement saturé de politiques publiques. Une contribution méthodologique aux études sur les policy feedbacks depuis l'analyse secondaire de données qualitatives. Au cours des dix dernières années, les études sur les effets-retourdes politiques publiques sur les citoyen.nes (qu’on désigne par policy feedbacks) ont connu un regain d’intérêt. Analysant ces récents développements, plusieurs appels ont été lancés pour élargir ce courant de recherches au-delà des expérien… Show more

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“…It also calls for strengthening the stream of research using mixed methods (Bruch et al, 2010; Mettler, 2002; Michener, 2018; Rosenthal, 2021) where interactions of explanatory variables of policy feedback effects can be complemented with qualitative explorations of the mechanisms at play. Finally, citizens’ experiences of multiple social policies also invite future research to depart from the mainstream approach to inference-building which is mostly based on policy-specific mechanisms – the resource and interpretive effects (Dupuy et al, 2021a). Moving feedback studies on mass publics to European cases is thereby a challenging but also a rewarding task as it has the potential to illuminate how European welfare states have an impact on democracy through their feedback effects on citizens’ political behaviours and attitudes toward politics.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It also calls for strengthening the stream of research using mixed methods (Bruch et al, 2010; Mettler, 2002; Michener, 2018; Rosenthal, 2021) where interactions of explanatory variables of policy feedback effects can be complemented with qualitative explorations of the mechanisms at play. Finally, citizens’ experiences of multiple social policies also invite future research to depart from the mainstream approach to inference-building which is mostly based on policy-specific mechanisms – the resource and interpretive effects (Dupuy et al, 2021a). Moving feedback studies on mass publics to European cases is thereby a challenging but also a rewarding task as it has the potential to illuminate how European welfare states have an impact on democracy through their feedback effects on citizens’ political behaviours and attitudes toward politics.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%