The document discusses the influence of research on policy, focusing on various types of change such as attitudinal, procedural, and behavioral modifications. It highlights key factors affecting this influence, including the type of research, context, and the credibility of evidence. The text also emphasizes the importance of effective communication and legitimacy in shaping policy outcomes.

1. When and why has research
influenced policy?
Clara Richards
June 2017

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attitudinal change
discursive commitments
procedural change
policy content
behaviour change
Different types of change
Source: Jones and Villar, 2008; Keck and
Sikkink, 1998

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Levels of intervention

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Working with the demand of research

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Informing a climate change bill

7. Lessons learned
Source: Court and Young, 2003
• Type of research
• Context, politics and institutions
• Evidence: credibility and
communication
• Influence and legitimacy

8. Improving processes and systems

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Organisational context

10. Stay in touch
Web
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http://blog.inasp.info/
Twitter
@INASPinfo
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