"Strikingly original with important implications for any theoretical or pragmatic approach to the definition and representation of truth--and its uses and misuses--in public issues. The book casts much light on the links between political, ethical, and literary discourses, a relationship equally relevant to specific processes like canonical revisions, and entire fields such as gender studies or multiculturalism."--Michael Riffaterre
"Strikingly original with important implications for any theoretical or pragmatic approach to the definition and representation of truth--and its uses and misuses--in public issues. The book casts much light on the links between political, ethical, and literary discourses, a relationship equally relevant to specific processes like canonical revisions, and entire fields such as gender studies or multiculturalism."--Michael Riffaterre
Emery Roe, a practicing policy analyst, is Coordinator, Environmental and Natural Resource Activities, and Adjunct Professor in the College of Natural Resources at the University of California, Berkeley.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface and Acknowledgments ix Introduction to Narrative Policy Analysis: Why It Is, What It Is, and How It Is 1 1. Deconstructing Budgets, Reconstructing Budgeting: Contemporary Literary Theory and Public Policy in Action 21 2. What Are Policy Narratives? Four Examples and Their Policymaking Implications 34 3. Stories, Nonstories, and Their Metanarrative in the 1980-1982 California Medfly Controversy 52 4. Constructing the Metanarrative in the Animal Rights and Experimentation Controversy 76 5. A Salt on the Land: Finding the Stories, Nonstories, and Metanarrative in the Controversy over Irrigation-Related Salinity and Toxicity in California's San Joaquin Valley with Janne Hukkinen and Gene Rochlin 86 6. Global Warming as Analytic Tip: Other Models of Narrative Analysis I 108 7. Intertextual Evaluation, Conflicting Evaluative Criteria, and the Controversy over Native American Burial Remains: Other Models of Narrative Analysis II 126 Conclusion: In Shackle's Tide-Race: The Ethics of Narrative Policy Analysis 147 Appendix A: Methods for Narrative Policy Analysis 155 Appendix B: Short Chronology of Medfly Controversy 163 Appendix C: Prevalence of Stories in the Medfly Controversy 165 Notes 167 Index 197
Preface and Acknowledgments ix Introduction to Narrative Policy Analysis: Why It Is, What It Is, and How It Is 1 1. Deconstructing Budgets, Reconstructing Budgeting: Contemporary Literary Theory and Public Policy in Action 21 2. What Are Policy Narratives? Four Examples and Their Policymaking Implications 34 3. Stories, Nonstories, and Their Metanarrative in the 1980-1982 California Medfly Controversy 52 4. Constructing the Metanarrative in the Animal Rights and Experimentation Controversy 76 5. A Salt on the Land: Finding the Stories, Nonstories, and Metanarrative in the Controversy over Irrigation-Related Salinity and Toxicity in California's San Joaquin Valley with Janne Hukkinen and Gene Rochlin 86 6. Global Warming as Analytic Tip: Other Models of Narrative Analysis I 108 7. Intertextual Evaluation, Conflicting Evaluative Criteria, and the Controversy over Native American Burial Remains: Other Models of Narrative Analysis II 126 Conclusion: In Shackle's Tide-Race: The Ethics of Narrative Policy Analysis 147 Appendix A: Methods for Narrative Policy Analysis 155 Appendix B: Short Chronology of Medfly Controversy 163 Appendix C: Prevalence of Stories in the Medfly Controversy 165 Notes 167 Index 197
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