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REVIEW OF POLICY RESEARCH
Volume 31, Issue 4, Pages 281-303Publisher
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/ropr.12075
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institutional grammar tool; institutional analysis and development framework; Q-Sort; aquaculture; policy design
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Recently in the field of policy studies, there has been a renewed interest in research that connects policy design with broader governance outcomes. As opposed to past studies of policy design that have characterized policies along broad categories of variables, however, recent studies have sought to systematically assess the language of public policies and resultant outcomes. This paper contributes to the existing and emerging literature on policy design by coupling a content analysis of polices governing the aquaculture industry in two U. S. states and interviews with aquaculture community members to understand policy design and perceptions of policy legitimacy, coerciveness, and enforcement.
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