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The six cases reported in the preceding chapters present stories on the decision making processes of six waste facilities siting procedures in different European countries. The studies include an analysis of several aspects of the decision making process, applying a common theoretical framework. This common theoretical framework, which is a rationale for case study analysis using a public policy analysis approach, will be clarified in this chapter. The benefits of a common theoretical framework can be found in the fact that it creates possibilities to compare different cases. Our conclusions, presented in Chapter 1, can be seen as a direct result of these benefits.
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Dente, B., Fareri, P., Ligteringen, J. (1998). A Theoretical Framework for Case Study Analysis. In: Dente, B., Fareri, P., Ligteringen, J. (eds) The Waste and the Backyard. Environment & Management, vol 8. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-9107-2_8
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