Built Space as Story

Dvora Yanow

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Public Policy and Administration Research Spatial and Cultural Studies Policy Transfer and Learning

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Policy analysis, both of a positivist and of an interpretivist bent, often focuses on the explicit, formal language of legislation. But policy meanings are also communicated through agency acts that take place in settings. In this essay I explore what we might learn for policy analysis in seeing built spaces–that is, policy settings–as texts, and specifically as stories.

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