An interpretive approach recognises that the social world is not fixed and objective but is framed through discourses of actors.
In each round of the discourse, an actor makes a statement by publicly choosing and announcing a concept.
Several articles examine policy discourse, the re-framing of this discourse by specific actors and the hidden operation of power and interests revealed in such discourse; others examine in detail the ways in which values, norms, power and interests are reflected in specific health policies.
Structured questionnaires were used to capture the actors' discourses, perceptions, and actions, as well as the interplay between them.
Furthermore, we see actors' discourses as constitutive of both their own identity and the space and role they occupy in the social world [ 15].
In other words, actors' discourses are constitutive of their own identity and of the space and role they occupy in the social world [ 35].
As such, the PAA aims to focus on intentions, motives, discourses, beliefs of actors, formal and informal regulatory roles and organizational structures, but also takes into account long-term processes that characterize contemporary society.
or internal imbalances (e.g. actor conflicts, diverging discourses vis-à-vis actor - coalitions, outdated rules of the game or changing power relations).
Into the 1970's there was a cadre of literate critics who immersed the audience in a discourse with playwrights, actors, directors and designers.
The result of this evaluation then forms the base for the discourse between relevant actors who then weigh the different aspects to finally reach a planning decision for a certain alternative.
