Five diagrams indicate how crises open up five different kinds of ‘opportunity space’. Expanded opportunity spaces involve, in effect, a relaxation of the ‘normal’ constraints around decision‐making in governmental systems. This perspective may allow for better prediction of crises, better choices during crises, and greater stability in solutions to crises.
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John M. Bryson (1981) studied this question.
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