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Introducing Agenda Setting in the Netherlands Introducing Agenda Setting in the Netherlands
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Executive Speeches Executive Speeches
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Coalition Agreements Coalition Agreements
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Agenda Setting Is Everywhere Agenda Setting Is Everywhere
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Definitions Definitions
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Agenda Setting as an Ongoing Activity Agenda Setting as an Ongoing Activity
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Agenda Setting in the Netherlands: From Single Case Study to Systemic Analysis Agenda Setting in the Netherlands: From Single Case Study to Systemic Analysis
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The First Agenda-Setting Studies in the Netherlands The First Agenda-Setting Studies in the Netherlands
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Multiple Streams Framework Multiple Streams Framework
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Quantitative Systems Approach Quantitative Systems Approach
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Qualitative Systematic Analysis Qualitative Systematic Analysis
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Agenda Interaction between the Netherlands and the European Union Agenda Interaction between the Netherlands and the European Union
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Taking Stock for Practice and Future Research Taking Stock for Practice and Future Research
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Research Designs Research Designs
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Mechanisms for Practitioners Mechanisms for Practitioners
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Future Developments Future Developments
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32 Agenda-Setting Politics in the Netherlands
Get accessGerard Breeman, Assistant professor at the Institute of Public Administration, Leiden University
Arco Timmermans, Associate professor at the Institute of Public Administration, Leiden University
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Published:23 January 2025
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Abstract
This chapter explores the evolution of Dutch agenda-setting research. Agenda-setting refers to the process of selecting and prioritizing policy problems and the impact of stakeholders on these processes. The first generation of agenda-setting research focused on longitudinal time-series analysis of particular single policy issues, examining the amount of attention, its content, and its tone. Over time, the research expanded to include an international comparative perspective. Scholars also engaged in multilevel comparative studies, analysing the influence of national policy agendas on the local agenda and the effects of European Union agendas on the Dutch national agenda. Cross-venue analyses also emerged, investigating how issue attention evolves as it moves through the policy process, from media attention to politics, law making, and implementation. Overall, Dutch agenda-setting research has evolved from a focus on specific policy issues to more comprehensive comparative analyses of attention and framing across multiple levels and venues of the policy process.
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