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Main Author:	Leifeld, Philip (Author)
Format:	Thesis/Dissertation Book
Language:	English
Published:	Frankfurt ; New York Campus Verlag [2016]
Series:	Schriften des Zentrums für Sozialpolitik Band 29
Subjects:	Geschichte 1993-2001 Alterssicherung Rentenpolitik Riesterreform Sozialpolitik Rentenreform Diskursanalyse Politische Kommunikation Hochschulschrift
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Physical Description:	XIV, 354 Seiten Diagramme 21.3 cm x 14 cm
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adam_text	C ONTENTS PREFACE..................................................................................... XI I. THE THEORY AND METHODOLOGY O F DISCOURSE NETWORKS 1. INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................... 3 2. ACTOR-CENTERED APPROACHES TO D ISC O U RSE .......................................... 7 2.1. THE ADVOCACY COALITION FRAM EW ORK ...................................... 9 2.2 VETO PLAYER ANALYSIS ................................................................... 16 2.3. PUNCTOATED EQUILIBRIUM T H E O R Y ............................................. 17 2.4 POLICY PARADIGMS AND SOCIAL I E A R * G ...................................... 21 2.5 COLLECTIVE SYMBOLIC C O P IN G ...................................................... 23 2.6 CIVIC A RE N A S................................................................................ 25 2.7. MULTIPLE S T R E A M S ...................................................................... 26 2.8. ARGUMENTATIVE * C O U RS E ANALYSIS AND DISCOURSE COALITIONS . 28 2.9. EPISTEMIC COMMUNITIES............................................................. 30 2.10* COMPARISON OF ACTOR-CENTERED APPROACHES . . . . . . . . . . 32 3. CONTENT-ORIENTED APPROACHES TO D IC O U F S E ......................................... 37 3.1. CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS.......................................................... 38 3.2. CATEGORY-BASED CONTENT AN ALY SIS............................................. 40 3.3 FRAME MAPPING AND THE CO-OCCURRENCE APPROACH . . . . . . 41 3.4. CLAUSE- OR GRAMMAR-BASED METHODS AND KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS . 43 3.5 SEMANTIC N E TW O RK S ................................................................... 45 3.6 COMPARISON OF CONTENT-ORIENTED APPROACHES . . . . . . . . 48 4. HYBRID APPROACHES: LINKING ACTORS AND CONTENTS . . . 53 4.1. DECOMPOSITION ANALYSIS .......................................................... 53 4.2. POLITICAL CLAIMS ANALYSIS............................................................. 54 4.3. CONCLUSIONS FOR A NEW DISCOURSE METHODOLOGY . . . . . . . 57 4.4. POLICY NETWORK ANALYSIS............................................................. 60 5. THE METHODOLOGY OF DISCOURSE NETWORK ANALYSIS . . . . . . . . . . 61 5.1. CODING PROCEDURE ................................................................... 61 5.2 AFFILIATION NETWORKS ............................................................... 62 5.3 ACTOR CONGRUENCE N E TW O R K S ................................................... 64 5.4 CONCEPT CONGRUENCE NETW ORKS................................................ 69 5.5 CONFLICT NETW ORKS...................................................................... /1 5.6 TIME WINDOW NETWORKS ......................................................... 72 5.7. ATTENUATION NETW ORKS................................................................ 78 5.8. SOFWARE IM PLEM ENTATION.......................................................... 84 5.8.1. ENCODING STATEMENTS ................................................ 84 5.8.2. EXPORT FACILITIES .......................................... 86 II. A SHOWCASE: GERM AN PENSION POLITICS 1993-2001 6. GERMAN PENSION POLITICS IN THE 1990S AND THE 2001 RIESTER REFORM 91 6.1 DIMENSIONS OF PENSION SYSTEMS AND THE STATUS QUO IN THE 1990S 93 6.1.1. PAY-AS-YOU-GO VERSUS CAPITAL COVER SYSTEMS . . . . . 93 6.1.2. PUBLIC VERSUS PRIVATE PENSION SYSTEMS . . . . . . . . 97 6.1.3. VOLUNTARY VERSUS MANDATORY CONTRIBUTIONS . . . . . 98 6.1.4. INTTA-GENERATIVE REDISTRIBUTION VERSUS EQUIVALENCE . 98 6.1.5 RISK B A LA N C E ................................................................ 101 6.1.6 THE PENSION F O R M U L A .................................................... 102 6.2. DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE AND THE PENSION GAP . . . . . . . . . 104 6.2.1. DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION AS A COMPLEX LONG-TERM RISK 105 6.2.2. M ORTALITY ...................................................................... 106 6.2.3. F E R T I L I T Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 7 6.2.4 INCONSISTENT SOLUTION CONCEPTS IN THE DEMOGRAPHIC D E B A T E ..............................................................................110 6.2.5. MIGRATION ....................................................................... I L L 6.3 THE 2001 RIESTER R E F O R M ..............................................................112 6.3.1 THE 1999 PENSION REFORM ACT . . . . . . . . . . . 112 6.3.2 CHANGES IN THE 2001 REFORM . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113 6.4 POSITIVE ANALYSES OF THE POLICY O U TC O M E .....................................117 7. D E CEP TIO N OF THE D A TA E T AND UNIVARIATE ANALYSIS . . . . . . . . . 125 7.1. CODING PROCEDURE ....................................................................... 125 7.2. MEDIA BIAS AND VALID ITY ..........................................................128 7.2.1. RECORD C O * G .................................................................129 7.2.2 DATA C O D I N G .................................................................... 133 7.2.3 IN D E X IN G ...................................................................... 134 7.3. ACTORS IN THE PENSION D IS C O U RS E ....................................... 134 7.3.1. G O V ERN M EN T................................................................ 135 7.3.2. SOCIAL A C TO R S .................................................................... 136 7.3.3 LIBERAL ACTORS ................................................................. 136 7.3.4. FINANCIAL SECTOR . ............................................................. 137 7.3.5 YOUNG A C TO RS................................................................ 137 7.3.6. SCIENTISTS ...................................................................... 137 7.3.7 **** A C TO R S ................................................................ 137 7.4. UNIVARIATE ANALYSIS CONCEPTS IN THE PENSION DISCOURSE . . . 138 7.4.1 SYSTEM CHANGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140 7.4.2. R E TTE N C K E N T W UE * E PAYG PARADIGM . . . . . 151 7.4.3. STRENGTHENING THE INSURANCE PRINCIPLE . . . . . . . . 160 7.4.4 INCREASING THE NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTORS . . . . . . . 167 8. EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE GERMAN PENSION DISCOURSE IN THE 1990S 183 8.1. DISCOURSE ACTIVITY OVER T I M E ............................................. 184 8.2. CROSS-SECTIONAL ACTOR CONGMENCE, 19932001 . . . . . . . . 188 8.3. L O N G ITU A L C H A N G E .......................................................... 199 8.4. ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL P A RTIE S...................................................209 8.5. IDENTIFICATION OF IDEOLOGIES...................................................214 8.6. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION...................................................218 III. MODELS O F DISCURSIVE BEH* OR 9. THE CONTAGIOUS DIMENSION OF POLITICAL D IC O U FSE . . . . . . . . . . 225 9.1. ATTENTION AND INTERACTION IN MEDIA DISCOURSE . . . . . . . . 225 9.1.1 DISCURSIVE CONTAGION * EXISTING THEORIES . . . . . . 2 * * 9.1.2. TWO T I E S O S CO N TA G IO N ................................................. 227 9.1.3. H YPOTHEES .................................................................... 228 9.2 METHODS AND D A TA .................................................................. 230 9.2.1. OPERATIONALIZATION .......................................................... 231 9.2.2. SUPPORT VERSUS RE SISTA N C E ..............................................231 9.2.3. EXPONENTIAL RANDOM GRAPH MODELS WITH DYADIC DE- PENDENCE .......................................................................... 232 9.2.4. E STIM ATIO N ....................................................................... 233 9.2.5 D IC H O TO * A TIO N OF EDGE WEIGHTS . . . . . . . . . . 234 9.2.6. CONTROL VARIABLES..............................................................234 9.2.7. D A T A .................................................................................236 9.2.8. POTENTIAL CA V EATS..............................................................237 9.3 RESULTS AND GOODNESS OF F I T .......................................................... 239 9.4. D IS C U S S IO N .................................................................................... 244 10 AN AGENT-BASED MODEL OF POLITICAL D LC O U R S E ....................................... 249 10.1. A FORMAL MODEL OF POLITICAL D ISC O U RSE ....................................... 251 10.1.1. DEFINITIONS AND BASIC S E T O P ......................................... 251 10.1.2 EXOGENOUS IDEOLOGY ....................................................... 252 10.1.3 ENDOGENOUS ID E O LO G Y .................................................... 252 10.1.4 CONCEPT POPDANTY * DANDWAGOMNG) . . . . . . . . 252 10.1.5. ACTOR SIMILARITY (COALITION FORMATION) . . . . . . . . 253 10.1.6. CONCEPT SIM ILARITY .......................................................... 10 10.1.7 ACTORS HISTORY (SELF-CONSISTENCY) . . . . . . . . . . 254 10.1.8 RARE CONCEPTS (AGENDA-SETTING) .................................... 255 10.1.9 GOVERNMENT CO H E RE N C E .................................................255 10.1.10 N ORM ALIZATION.................................................................256 10.1.11 UTILITY FO N C TIO N S..............................................................257 10.2* A NALYSIS.......................................................................................... 258 10 9 1 MEASUREMENT .................................................................258 10.2.2 BEWEENNESS CE N TRALIZATIO N .......................................... 258 10.2.3. IDEOLOGICAL P O LA RISA TIO N .................................................259 10.2.4. NUMBER OF COM PONENTS.................................................261 10.2.5. PIOPORTION OF CONCEPTS SI ALIVE . . . . . . . . . . 261 10.2.6 NUMBER OF RECENT CONCEPT CHANGES . . . . . . . . . 262 10.3. RESULTS .......................................................................................... 262 10.4. D IS C U S S IO N .................................................................................... 272 11. C O N C LU S IO N ............................................................................................. 275 11.1. MAIN ACHIEVEM ENTS....................................................................... 275 11.2. POTENTIAL W EAKNESSES.................................................................... 276 11.3. O U TLO O K .......................................................................................... 278 IV. APPENDIX LAWS AND LEGISLATIVE DECREES .......................................................................... 283 LIST OF ACTORS IN THE D A TA S E T .......................................................................... 285 SOFTWARE M ANUAL..............................................................................................291 1. INSTALLATION . ....................................................................................... 291 2. TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNES ....................................................... 292 3. **-DEPTH D ESC RIP TIO N .................................................................... 299 3.1. FILE FO RM A T....................................................................... 299 3.2 DEALING ARTICLES................................................... 300 3.3. RECODING STATEM ENTS.........................................................302 3.4 REGULAR EXPRESSIONS HIGHLIGHTER......................................302 3.5. W UE - A C T O I C O N T T A A TI O N S .......................................... 303 3.6. THE BOTTOM B A R ..............................................................303 3.7 EXPORTING TIME SERIES S TA TIS TIC S ......................................305 3.8. EXPORTING NELWORK D A T A ...................................................307 4. RDNA. A PACKAGE TO CONTROL DISCOURSE NETWORK ANALYZER F R O M R .......................................................................................... 315 4.1. M OTIVATION....................................................................... 315 4.2 FUNCTIONALITY......................................................................315 4.3 EXAMPLES .........................................................................316 5. FAQ: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS .............................................. 317 BIBLIOGRAPHY................................................................................................ 321 INDEX 349
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title_sort	policy debates as dynamic networks german pension politics and privatization discourse
title_sub	German pension politics and privatization discourse
topic	Alterssicherung Rentenpolitik Riesterreform Sozialpolitik Rentenreform (DE-588)4049506-1 gnd Diskursanalyse (DE-588)4194747-2 gnd Politische Kommunikation (DE-588)4134262-8 gnd
topic_facet	Alterssicherung Rentenpolitik Riesterreform Sozialpolitik Rentenreform Diskursanalyse Politische Kommunikation Hochschulschrift
url	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=028944628&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
volume_link	(DE-604)BV005526261
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