Die Implementation persuasiver Programme

Dahme, Heinz-Jürgen; Grunow, Dieter

doi:10.1007/978-3-322-93567-0_6

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“…If the Equal Treatment Act is seen as a persuasive programme -as it was in the main by the opposition parties-it cannot be expected to be effective in the short run. One possible exception in relation to short-run effectiveness-which was well calculated in this casearises out of its symbolic use (Dahme/ Grunow, 1983;Hegenbarth, 1981: Edelman, 1964. The Equal Treatment Act fulfils the requirements of procedural intervention in that it provides procedures which can be used in the management of conflict (Voigt, 1983, 25;Hucke/Bohne, 1979,182).…”

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Issue transfer and symbolic legislation: a case study of the Austrian Equal Treatment Act

Müller

1986

European J Political Res

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Abstract. Three strategies which may emerge out of politicians’ concepts of rationality (problems solving, agenda management, creation of consensus) are applied to one of the main features of Austrian politics, namely the differentation of policy sectors dominated either by political parties or interest groups. The Equal Treatment Act, which had been transferred from the corporatist arena to the arena of the party system, involved the rationalities of both political parties and interest groups. This paper analyses the ‘extended’ process of legislation of this law (including implementation). The empirical findings are then linked to the theoretical propositions about the rationalities of the respective political actors. Finally, hypotheses about the conditions of issue transfers from the corporatist arena into the arena of the party system are suggested.

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Issue transfer and symbolic legislation: a case study of the Austrian Equal Treatment Act

Müller

1986

European J Political Res

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“…Diffusion through the social surround can also be promoted specifically through concrete instructions and 4 In the literature, the term "persuasive instruments" is sometimes used (e.g. Dahme and Grunow, 1983). It has a more restricted meaning than our definition of communication and diffusion instruments, because it usually refers only to a few selected instruments to influence knowledge.…”

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“…Their own typology is on social policy, where they distinguish among legal, economic, ecological, and educational instruments (Kaufmann and Rosewitz, 1983: 45). Dahme and Grunow (1983) have presented a thorough analysis of the implementation of "persuasive programmes" that use the more or less conventional instruments for influencing knowledge and capacities (providing information, education, training, consulting, and so on) in the domain of health and consumer education.…”

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confidence: 99%