Journal of Public Policy

1981 - 2026

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Volume 36, issue 4, 2016

The stability of basic income: a constitutional solution for a political problem? pp. 521-545

Jurgen De Wispelaere and Leticia Morales

Agency policy preferences, congressional letter-marking and the allocation of distributive policy benefits* pp. 547-571

Russell W. Mills, Nicole Kalaf-Hughes and Jason A. MacDonald

The politics of fiscal consolidation revisited pp. 573-601

Evelyne Hübscher

Luck or luxury? Possible corruption in the car registration process in the Czech Republic pp. 603-638

Peter Bolcha and Jan Rovný

The three institutionalisms and institutional dynamics: understanding endogenous and exogenous change pp. 639-664

Edward Anthony Koning

Volume 36, issue 3, 2016

The political economy of tax enforcement: a look at the Internal Revenue Service from 1978 to 2010 pp. 335-380

Sutirtha Bagchi

Happy taxation: increasing tax compliance through positive rewards? pp. 381-406

Hilke Brockmann, Philipp Genschel and Laura Seelkopf

The electoral foundations to noncompliance: addressing the puzzle of unlawful state aid in the European Union pp. 407-436

Fabio Franchino and Marco Mainenti

Partisanship and tax competition in the American states pp. 437-456

John C. Davis and Sean Nicholson-Crotty

Offshore financial activity and tax policy: evidence from a leaked data set* pp. 457-488

Paul Caruana-Galizia and Matthew Caruana-Galizia

Congress as manager: oversight hearings and agency morale pp. 489-520

John D. Marvel and Robert J. McGrath

Volume 36, issue 2, 2016

A defence of participation income pp. 169-193

Cristian Pérez-Muñoz

Issue expertise in policymaking pp. 195-218

Peter J. May, Chris Koski and Nicholas Stramp

Explaining styles of political judgement in British government: comparing isolation dynamics (1959–1974) pp. 219-250

Perri Six

Electric utilities and American climate policy: lobbying by expected winners and losers pp. 251-275

Sung Eun Kim, Johannes Urpelainen and Joonseok Yang

Material poverty and multiple deprivation in Britain: the distinctiveness of multidimensional assessment pp. 277-308

Rod Hick

Dealing with bad guys: actor- and process-level determinants of the “devil shift” in policy making pp. 309-334

Manuel Fischer, Karin Ingold, Pascal Sciarini and Frédéric Varone

Volume 36, issue 1, 2016

The Comparative Policy Agendas Project: theory, measurement and findings* pp. 3-25

Keith Dowding, Andrew Hindmoor and Aaron Martin

On the relationship between (parties’ and voters’) issue attention and their issue positions: response to Dowding, Hindmoor and Martin pp. 25-31

James Adams

The Comparative Policy Agendas Projects as measurement systems: response to Dowding, Hindmoor and Martin pp. 31-46

Bryan D. Jones

Attention, content and measurement: rejoinder to Adams and Jones pp. 46-50

Keith Dowding, Andrew Hindmoor and Aaron Martin

Windows of opportunity: legislative fragmentation conditions the effect of partisanship on product market deregulation pp. 51-86

Michael G. Smith and Johannes Urpelainen

Problems (and solutions) in the measurement of policy diffusion mechanisms pp. 87-107

Martino Maggetti and Fabrizio Gilardi

The end of work or work without end? How people’s beliefs about labour markets shape retirement politics pp. 109-138

Achim Kemmerling

Carbon allowances and the demand for offsets: a comprehensive assessment of imperfect substitutes pp. 139-167

Noah C. Dormady and Gabriel Englander

Volume 35, issue 3, 2015

Public information, public learning and public opinion: democratic accountability in education policy pp. 355-385

Joshua D. Clinton and Jason A. Grissom

Low-technology industries and the skill composition of immigration pp. 387-420

Ludovic Rheault

Development, democracy and corruption: how poverty and lack of political rights encourage corruption pp. 421-457

Natascha S. Neudorfer

Salience, complexity and state resistance to federal mandates pp. 459-476

Steven J. Balla and Christopher J. Deering

Explaining deviations from the Stability and Growth Pact: power, ideology, economic need or diffusion? pp. 477-504

Michael A. Hansen

Upsetting the agenda: the clout of external focusing events in the European Council pp. 505-530

Petya Alexandrova

Volume 35, issue 2, 2015

The influence of competing organisational appeals on individual donations pp. 171-191

Samara Klar and Spencer Piston

The longer-run performance effects of agencification: theory and evidence from Québec agencies pp. 193-222

Aidan Vining, Claude Laurin and David Weimer

Measuring interest group framing strategies in public policy debates pp. 223-244

Heike Klüver and Christine Mahoney

Institutions and coalitions in policy processes: a cross-sectoral comparison pp. 245-268

Manuel Fischer

How to win friends and influence people: climate scientists’ perspectives on their relationship with and influence on government officials pp. 269-296

James W. Stoutenborough, Rebecca Bromley-Trujillo and Arnold Vedlitz

Driving energy: the enactment and ambitiousness of state renewable energy policy pp. 297-328

Michael J. Berry, Frank N. Laird and Christoph H. Stefes

The formation of public-private partnerships in China: an institutional perspective pp. 329-354

Yanlong Zhang

Volume 35, issue 1, 2015

Gendered diffusion on gendered issues: the case of human trafficking pp. 1-33

Vanessa Bouché and Dana E. Wittmer

High profile rape trials and policy advocacy pp. 35-61

Kristine Coulter and David S. Meyer

Who saw it coming? The UK’s great financial crisis pp. 63-96

Andrew Hindmoor and Allan McConnell

Intergovernmental climate change mitigation policies: theory and outcomes pp. 97-136

Hal T. Nelson, Adam Rose, Dan Wei, Thomas Peterson and Jeffrey Wennberg

Policy beyond politics? Public opinion, party politics and the French pro-nuclear energy policy pp. 137-170

Sylvain Brouard and Isabelle Guinaudeau

Volume 34, issue 3, 2014

When the smoke clears: expertise, learning and policy diffusion pp. 357-387

Charles R. Shipan and Craig Volden

Policy learning and science policy innovation adoption by street-level bureaucrats pp. 389-414

Gwen Arnold

State tax subsidies to bolster the long-term care insurance market pp. 415-436

David C. Nixon

Integrated strategies on sustainable development, climate change mitigation and adaptation in Western Europe: communication rather than coordination pp. 437-473

Juan Casado-Asensio and Reinhard Steurer

Budgeting and implementing fiscal policy in Italy pp. 475-506

Alessandra Cepparulo, Francesca Gastaldi, Luisa Giuriato and Agnese Sacchi

“Close but no Cigar”: the measurement of corruption* pp. 507-529

Paul M. Heywood and Jonathan Rose

Volume 34, issue 2, 2014

Income taxation and the validity of state capacity indicators pp. 183-206

Melissa Ziegler Rogers and Nicholas Weller

Dominating the news: government officials in front-page news coverage of policy issues in the United States and Korea pp. 207-235

Jiso Yoon and Amber E. Boydstun

Support from below? Supranational institutions, regional élites and governance preferences pp. 237-267

Michaël Tatham and Michael W. Bauer

The politics of redistribution in local governments: the effect of gender representation on welfare spending in California counties pp. 269-301

Sanghee Park

Fiscal federalism and American exceptionalism: why is there no federal equalisation system in the United States? pp. 303-329

Daniel Béland and André Lecours

The EU as an “enforcement patchwork”: the impact of national enforcement for compliance with EU water law in Spain and Britain pp. 331-353

Mónica García Quesada

From metaphors to measures: observable indicators of gradual institutional change – CORRIGENDUM pp. 355-355

Philip Rocco and Chloe Thurston

Volume 34, issue 1, 2014

Sex and the ballot box: perception of ballot measures regarding same-sex marriage and abortion in California pp. 3-33

Craig M. Burnett and Mathew D. McCubbins

From metaphors to measures: observable indicators of gradual institutional change pp. 35-62

Philip Rocco and Chloe Thurston

Fact or fiction? Welfare cuts and fiscal adjustments pp. 63-92

Georg Wenzelburger

Ties that count: explaining interest group access to policymakers pp. 93-121

Jan Beyers and Caelesta Braun

Learning by doing: the role of financial experience in financial literacy pp. 123-154

Bart Frijns, Aaron Gilbert and Alireza Tourani-Rad

Policy image resilience, multidimensionality, and policy image management: a study of US biofuel policy pp. 155-180

Matthieu Mondou, Grace Skogstad and David Houle