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Home Courses Policy Analysis of Multi-Actor Systems Course materials Lectures 4. Developing Problem Statement and Storyline

4. Developing Problem Statement and Storyline

Course subject(s) 4. Developing Problem Statement and Storyline

n this lecture, dr. ir. Pieter Bots gave a review and made some remarks about the previous steps that have been taken and about the structure of doing research. Furthermore, he introduced the role of storyline and how the upcoming research plan should be made.

ASSIGNMENT 4: Problem statement, research questions & storyline.

TUTORIAL 4 (Pieter Bots / Jan Kwakkel): Presentation of scenariologics and start with storylines.

Lecture 4. pdf
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