The role of new actors in public policy making: an analytical study of conceptual framework

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The study aims to explain the interference of political networks in the public policy-making process, and the internal and external factors that affect the course and stages of various policy-making, which are usually in the form of pressures from the internal environment and the external political environment.

the state was the main axis that the analysis began to focus on, as it represents the official actor who has the powers to make political decisions according to the legitimacy it possesses, but the increase in the influence of other countries and the increase in the number.

from international organizations and institutions, leading to the transition to new levels of public policy analysis called political networks that engage the state in directing political choices, and influencing the political process.