Down the Line: Assessing the Trajectory of Energy Policy Research Development
作者： John Kester , Rachael Moyer , Geoboo Song
DOI: 10.1111/PSJ.12101
关键词: Public policy 、 Political science 、 Energy supply 、 Natural resource 、 Public administration 、 Economic recovery 、 Efficient energy use 、 Energy policy 、 Global warming 、 Regional science 、 Renewable energy
摘要: In light of the impassioned debate regarding various aspects global climate change, as well demand for reliable energy supply swift economic recovery and stable growth in recent years, contemporary policy research on issues concerning natural resources has gained more traction than at any other time history. this article, we attempt to characterize trends such endeavors while reviewing related articles published major scholarly journals public fields study between 2010 early 2014. We found that subtleties studies revolve around pertaining nuclear energy, efficiency, renewable hydraulic fracturing operations, use diverse theoretical methodological approaches analyzing facets process ranging from issue framing agenda setting, formulation diffusion, evaluation feasibility assessment. conclude article by discussing future directions issues.
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