With rising ambiguity and turbulence in global affairs, the Multiple Streams Framework
(MSF) has become a major tool to analyze the policy process in a wide variety of issue …

John Kingdon's multiple‐streams model, developed to explain the policy formulation
process, is often cited in the policy literature, and remains a staple of policy courses. In spite …

As two of the fastest-growing economies, China and India share many similarities. However,
the air transport sector of the two countries exhibits substantial differences 30 years after …

In response to calls to apply the multiple streams framework to nondemocracies, this article
adapts the framework to an authoritarian context and applies it to a case study of live poultry …

Abstract The Multiple Streams Framework (MSF) builds on the concepts of timing and
ambiguity and their effects on the policy process. Since its introduction to agenda-setting in …

The expedite to network economy during the COVID-19 pandemic has raised the question of
how to induce and sustain a societal and industrial transformation towards a more …

The policy process frameworks and theories that are currently considered mainstream were
originally developed in the United States, before traveling to other countries. Despite their …

Over the past two decades, China's telecommunications industry has witnessed drastic
market reform, steadfast institutionalization, and volatile technological changes, which have …

Green ICT is a key enabler of a green economy. To aid policy makers in promoting green
ICT at the national level, this paper proposes a comprehensive understanding of green ICT …

Amid a broader context of immigration federalism and debates over immigration policy in the
United States at the national level, states and municipalities in recent years have been …