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Part 1 - Agenda Setting (Typology of Causal Stories (Natural (Purely…

- - - - Control
      - Intent
  - - - things that have no will of their own but are designed or trained by humans to produce certain conequences
        
        planned obsolescence
    - - common in social policy
        
        the poor do no realize how important is to get education or save money.
        
        blaming the victim
        
        carelessness or recklessness
        
        problems in occupational safety or health
- - - - leaders
      - interest groups
      - professionals
      - breaucrats
      - it looks at the autor's attitudes, resources, and opportunities accounting for the appearance of policy problems and their particular formulation at a given time
    - - whether they are serious or mild
      - new or recurring
      - short-term or long-term
      - health effects or economic effects
    - - CAUSAL IDEAS
        
        Empirical dimension
        
        mechanism of harm
        
        Moral dimension
        
        blame
        
        Key trigger of the "SYSTEMIC AGENDA": on both levels, causal stories move situations intellectually from the realm of fate to the realm of human agency
      - Problem definition is a process of image making, where the images have to do fundamentally with attributing cause, blame, and responsability.