Subversion in Institutional Change and Stability

Exploring the concept of subversive action, this book delves into its role within the new institutionalism framework, highlighting its political nature and impact on institutional dynamics. It examines how individuals, such as politicians, may publicly advocate for change while covertly maintaining the status quo. The text analyzes the contexts that foster such actions and their significance in facilitating both institutional change and continuity. It serves as a valuable resource for students and scholars in public policy, administration, and political science.