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UID:pretalx-2020-PVLY8T@conferences.acspri.org.au
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DESCRIPTION:Explaining path dependency and critical junctures in the politi
 cal science academic literature dealing with historical institutionalism\,
  and subsequent expositions for general consumption\, have mostly been con
 structed textually. This tends to require significant inputs of time and i
 nformed reflection for a reader to develop an understanding of why and how
  a status quo emerged\, developed and was ultimately replaced as the resul
 t of a critical juncture. Other disciplines\, particularly economics\, hav
 e a long history of using diagrams to explain changes to the status quo. H
 owever\, an examination of these diagrams indicates that they often over-s
 implify complex policy processes or\, conversely\, include so much detail 
 that the message they intend to impart may not be easily apparent to the r
 eader. This paper builds on the work of Michael de Percy in diagramming pa
 th dependency and critical junctures as a visual heuristic that supports p
 lausible explanations of institutional stasis and change. It does so by st
 ating the benefits of an heuristic visual approach to the complexities of 
 institutional stasis and change\, defines and applies key terms commonly f
 ound in the literature to a diagrammatic model\, provides an example using
  nationally shareable electronic health records in Australia\, and ends wi
 th a short discussion on the broader applications that may emerge from thi
 s explanatory approach.
DTSTAMP:20260809T231254Z
LOCATION:Zoom Breakout Room 2
SUMMARY:Diagramming Path Dependency and Critical Junctures - Stephen Darlin
 gton
URL:https://conferences.acspri.org.au/2020/talk/PVLY8T/
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