Who sets the agenda and who responds to it in the Danish parliament? A new model of issue competition and agenda-setting
By C. Green‐Pedersen, P. Mortensen. 2010
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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations, Strategy and Management
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- Going green: Explaining issue competition on the environment (2014, background): “…entrepreneurs or issue owners (see for example Meguid 2005, 2008; De Vries and Hobolt 2012), here we take a slightly different perspective and study the responses of non-issue owning parties when an issue owner puts an issue on the political agenda (see also Green-Pedersen and Mortensen 2010).”
- Issue Entrepreneurship and Multiparty Competition (2015, background): “Whereas many studies have examined issue competition—that is, why parties decide to compete on certain issues and ignore others (see e.g., Green-Pedersen & Mortensen, 2010)—few studies have focused on issue evolution—that is, when and why previously ignored issues enter the political arena—in…”