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Policy Networks and Change: The Case of High-Tc Superconductors

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The empirical study of the institutional subculture of the German Federal Parliament, conducted together with Friedhelm Neidhardt, aimed to identify and describe the content and formal characteristics of informal social norms relating to the behavior of deputies. Most prominent are norms relating to solidary behavior in the parliamentary party group. Legislative performance, in contrast, appears to be guided more by cognitive orientations. Prevalent normative expectations have the formal character of complex evaluative algorithms, and are basically restrictive (rather than positively motivating). Informal norms specific to the parliamentary arena clearly reflect the institutional context, but cannot necessarily be interpreted in functionalist terms.

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  • Jansen, Dorothea, 1990. "Policy Networks and Change: The Case of High-Tc Superconductors," MPIfG Discussion Paper 90/6, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies.
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