The reasons behind these decisions vary, but certain frames emerge over and over again, making them seem the obvious answer to whatever problem is being discussed.
Strong frames emerge when they are perceived as the more compelling argument, or when they are thought to more accurately correspond with reality [ 21, 25].
By tracking the developments in this context, this book explores the new challenges that agricultural law needs to address in order to frame emerging dilemmas.
As amplified last month by Roger Lewis in the Washington Post and Kaid Benfield in The Atlantic, we need guiding "live-work" principles and templates for the compact, walkable, transit-based communities which frame emerging urban policy.
Rather than focusing on simply educating members of the public, for example, Nisbet and Scheufele have argued that scientists need to work with communication experts to frame emerging science in ways that resonate with citizens' existing worldviews.
The field team packaged findings for feedback, often without leaving the community, in a series of steps that gradually became standardised: computational analysis; consultative interpretation, often through focus groups and small meetings; framing emerging themes to share; development and testing of numeric and narrative formats; and then dissemination.
Issue framing emerges as an important strategy for the CDA policy's adoption.
But it's there, all right, etched into the snapshot from behind whose golden frame emerges a quite different story, packed with complexity, richness and quirkiness.
When my father's 6-foot-8 frame emerged from the driver's-side door, observers marveled at how a car so tiny could fit a person so tall.
Problem framing emerges as a key design practice that can be adopted and adapted to other fields, and one which provides a valuable alternative to conventional types of problem solving.
