Politikkrespons
Politikkrespons is a term used in political science to describe the degree to which political actors adjust policy and governance in response to public opinion, events, and organized interests. It encompasses both substantive policy changes and more limited actions such as administrative reforms, budget reallocations, or public statements.
Mechanisms of politikkrespons include electoral incentives, parliamentary procedures, media scrutiny, and interest group lobbying. Public opinion
Measurement of politikkrespons involves assessing how quickly and how closely policy outputs track public cues. Indicators
Theoretically, politikkrespons is analyzed through principal-agent models, accountability frameworks, and studies of agenda-setting and coalition constraints.
Criticisms note that responsiveness can be uneven or symbolic, with some actors shaping agendas without meaningful
Examples of politikkrespons vary by context but can include swift tax or regulatory adjustments after public