Morality policy processes in advanced industrial democracies

Studlar, Donley T.; Burns, Gordon J.; Cagossi, Alessandro

doi:10.1080/01442872.2018.1481501

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“…Discussions in the scientific literature often mention morality policy, a notion which is arduous to define. The widely accepted scholarly opinion is that morality policies are those involving a controversial question of first principles or core values (Mooney 2001;Studlar et al 2018). However, this definition does not fully apply to gambling.…”

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Anti-gambling policies: framing morality policy in Italy

2020

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Recent research on morality policy has focused on policy change, morality framing and the presence of favourable cultural opportunity structures (COSs). The resulting literature describing various aspects of morality policy has failed to discuss the impact of multilevel dynamic in this field. This contribution examines gambling policy in Italy, applying a multilevel approach to detect the presence of favourable COSs, and whether policymakers frame policies morally. Italy offers a particularly fertile field for the study of morality policy, featuring a liberal national approach versus local restrictive policy. By applying a methodology based on semistructured interviews and secondary sources, we examine the national and local political spheres, demonstrating that morality framing, when detected, is more likely to be found at the local level where the influence of experts and interest groups on legislators may result in the transformation of a health policy based on paternalistic considerations.

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Anti-gambling policies: framing morality policy in Italy

2020

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“…La literatura sobre la configuración política de los temas morales, señala dos vertientes: la primera, donde esta dinámica se asimila como conscience wars (Smith & Tatalovich, 2003), (Mancini & Rosenfeld, 2018), (Schwartz & Tatalovich, 2018); la segunda, donde la dinámica surge de la oposición entre partidos políticos religiosos y otros de carácter secular (Engeli, Green-Pedersen, & Larsen, 2012), (Studlar, Cagossi, & Duval, 2013) (Hurka, Knill, & Rivière, 2018), (Studlar, Burns, & Cagossi, 2018).…”

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Evolución en las opiniones de las élites parlamentarias sobre aborto y matrimonio homosexual: Ecuador y Uruguay 2000-2020

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Policy Formulation, Morality Issues and Euthanasia: A Literature Review

Almeida,

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2023

Politics and Policies in the Debate on Euthanasia

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Morality policy processes in advanced industrial democracies

Cited by 5 publications

References 37 publications

Anti-gambling policies: framing morality policy in Italy

Anti-gambling policies: framing morality policy in Italy

Evolución en las opiniones de las élites parlamentarias sobre aborto y matrimonio homosexual: Ecuador y Uruguay 2000-2020

Policy Formulation, Morality Issues and Euthanasia: A Literature Review

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