International Journal of Public Policy

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Volume 4, issue 6, 2009

Review of development effectiveness in Uganda pp. 459-478

Lawrence Bategeka, John Ddumba-Ssentamu and Dirk Rübbelke

National innovation systems in horticulture in Germany and the Netherlands pp. 479-494

Klaus Menrad and Andreas Gabriel

Innovative governance and strengthening national competitiveness in Finland pp. 495-515

Sang-Chul Park

Evaluating public sector intramural research programmes: the case of the US Advanced Technology Program's Intramural Research Initiative pp. 516-532

Albert Link and John Scott

'Involuntary self-employment' in Finland: a bleak future? pp. 533-548

Teemu Kautonen, Jenni Palmroos and Pekka Vainio

Volume 4, issue 5, 2009

Public values theory: three big questions pp. 369-375

Barry Bozeman

Flexible markets, inert law: why accessibility and affordability to network services cannot be safeguarded through legal rules pp. 376-394

Helen Stout

Public values in the energy sector: economic perspectives pp. 395-413

Aad F. Correlje and John P.M. Groenewegen

From clouds to hailstorms: a policy and administrative science perspective on safeguarding public values in networked infrastructures pp. 414-434

Wijnand Veeneman, Willemijn Dicke and Mark De Bruijne

Matching regulatory arrangements with public values in the provision of energy and telecommunications: one view pp. 435-448

Douglas N. Jones

Value dynamics and infrastructure reform pp. 449-457

Torben Beck Jorgensen

Volume 4, issue 3/4, 2009

The institutionalisation of public-private partnerships in the UK and the nation-state of California pp. 190-213

Istemi Demirag, Iqbal Khadaroo and Woodrow Clark

Public-private partnerships: a comparative study of new public management and stakeholder participation in the UK and Spain pp. 214-231

Simon D. Norton and Luis Blanco

Building shared accountability into service transformation partnerships pp. 232-250

John Langford and Jeffrey Roy

On the governance of social science research: the replacement of profession with performance contracts pp. 251-267

Mai S. Linneberg, Hanne Norreklit and Philipp Schröder

The effects of corporatisation on financial reporting: the experience of the Italian local governments pp. 268-282

Giuseppe Grossi and Riccardo Mussari

Private actors and public accountability: the role of actuaries and auditors in UK life insurance regulation pp. 283-295

Ian P. Dewing and Peter O. Russell

A research note: the exploration of political accountability in primary healthcare organisations pp. 296-313

Carolyn J. Cordery

Sending in the consultants: development agencies, the private sector and the reform of public finance in low-income countries pp. 314-343

Sara Fyson

Constraints to strengthening public sector accountability through civil society: the case of Morocco pp. 344-365

Sylvia I. Bergh

Volume 4, issue 1/2, 2009

The long and the short of it: California's electricity crisis pp. 4-31

Lee S. Friedman

Natural gas regulation in transition: the effects of geopolitics and prerequisites for change in transition economies pp. 32-50

Meredydd Evans

Pathways for redistribution: privatisation, regulation and incentives for pro-poor investment in the Argentine water sector pp. 51-75

Alison E. Post

Effects of electricity market regulations on the promotion of non-conventional energy sources in Colombia's power mix pp. 76-99

Adriana M. Valencia

Competition policy and regulatory reform in Mexico pp. 100-112

Jorge L. Velazquez-Roa

The measurement of regulator independence in practice: Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 113-134

Miguel Montoya and Francesc Trillas

Trade policy and regulation: lessons from Poland's accession to the European Union pp. 135-158

Ewa Kaliszuk

The impact of public procurement on foreign trade: the case of Estonia pp. 159-177

Kaarel Kilvits and Alari Purju

Volume 3, issue 5/6, 2008

Addressing disaster risk reduction and human development policy together: an introduction pp. 281-291

Thomas T.H. Wan and Tazeen F. Siddiqui

Public health communication for disaster planning and response pp. 292-301

Nancy T. Vineburgh, Robert J. Ursano, Derrick A. Hamaoka and Carol S. Fullerton

A critique of emergency management policy: recommendations to reduce disaster vulnerability pp. 302-312

David A. McEntire

Planning for disasters and responding to catastrophes: error of the third type in disaster policy and planning pp. 313-327

Naim Kapucu

Bioterrorism preparedness through the lens of complexity theory pp. 328-337

Robert Bebber and Aaron Liberman

Networking to improve community resiliency in disaster planning and response pp. 338-353

Victoria Jennison

The role of emergency medical planning in disaster response pp. 354-365

Jeffrey P. Harrison, Richard A. Harrison and Heather J. Piermattei

Workplace resources for crisis management: implications for public-private sector planning, policy and response to disasters pp. 378-388

Nancy T. Vineburgh, David M. Benedek, Carol S. Fullerton, Robert K. Gifford and Robert J. Ursano

Reducing non-urgent utilisation of the emergency department by the uninsured: analysis of the impact of a community-wide provider network pp. 389-402

Karen Van Caulil, Timothy Rotarius and Aaron Liberman

Evaluating the resource allocation efficiency of the healthcare system in Taiwan pp. 403-418

Chia-Hsuan Wu, Ching-Cheng Chang and Ken N. Kuo

Determinants of performance of police organisations in the state of Florida: an evidence-based confirmatory approach pp. 419-429

Jeffrey W. Goltz

Comparing efficiency between public and private hospitals in South Korea pp. 430-442

Haejong Lee, Hewon Lee, Keon-Hyung Lee and Thomas T.H. Wan

The reliability and validity of the Turkish version of the asthma quality of life questionnaire and structural equation modeling of the quality of life of asthma patients pp. 443-461

Bayram Sahin and Thomas T.H. Wan

Volume 3, issue 3/4, 2008

European integration, regional growth and cohesion: an overview pp. 141-145

Peter Nijkamp and Iulia Siedschlag

Economic geography and European integration: the effects on the EU's external border regions pp. 146-162

George Petrakos and Lefteris Topaloglou

The impact of EU enlargement on European border regions pp. 163-186

Annekatrin Niebuhr

Did previous EU-enlargements change the regional distribution of production? An empirical analysis of three enlargement episodes pp. 187-206

Peter Huber

Economic integration in a cross border perspective: an emerging new system of production? pp. 207-227

Andreas Cornett

Multi-level policy making in transport: the problems for border regions pp. 228-245

Roger Vickerman

EU cohesion policy: the debate on Structural Funds pp. 246-260

John Bradley

Ex-ante evaluation of European ICT policies: efficiency vs. cohesion scenarios pp. 261-280

Roberta Capello and Alessia Spairani

Volume 3, issue 1/2, 2008

European economic governance: what is it, where are we and where do we go? pp. 1-19

Arne Heise

Towards a European social model: preconditions, difficulties and prospects of a European social policy pp. 20-38

Thomas Blanke and Jurgen Hoffmann

Perspectives on the European economic and social model: distributional and institutional conflicts pp. 39-57

Marius R. Busemeyer, Christian Kellermann, Alexander Petring and Andrej Stuchlik

EU – shield or booster in the globalisation process? pp. 58-71

Anne Karrass

The Lisbon strategy, macroeconomic stability and the dilemma of governance with governments; or why Europe is not becoming the world's most dynamic economy pp. 72-99

Stefan Collignon

The Stability and Growth Pact – Germanising the Euro pp. 100-117

Ruth Hoekstra, Cecile Horstmann, Juliane Knabl, Derek Kruse and Sarah Wiedemann

The EU and the governance of globalisation pp. 118-139

Alan Ahearne, Jean Pisani-Ferry, Andre Sapir and Nicolas Veron