Policy Studies

1997 - 2025

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Volume 40, issue 6, 2019

Government expenditure on labour market policies in OECD countries: responding to the economic crisis pp. 585-608

Hyungjo Hur

Nonprofit organizations as interpretive communities: responses to policy reforms and the shaping of civil society in Ecuador pp. 609-627

Susan Appe

Welfare reform and public justification pp. 628-647

Andreas Eriksen and Anders Molander

The ethics of deliberative activism: in search of reasonableness and dialogic responsiveness in provocative art exhibitions pp. 648-661

Julia Jennstål and Per-Ola Öberg

Volume 40, issue 5, 2019

Revisiting deliberative policy analysis pp. 427-436

Ya Li and Hendrik Wagenaar

Deliberative policy analysis: towards a methodological orientation pp. 437-455

Ya Li

Enacting reflective and deliberative practices in action research pp. 456-475

John Forester, Martien Kuitenbrouwer and David Laws

The practice of deliberative policy analysis in the context of political and cultural challenges: lessons from Thailand pp. 476-491

Piyapong Boossabong and Pobsook Chamchong

Improving the approach to conflict in action research through deliberative policy analysis: a territorial development case in the Basque Country pp. 492-509

Miren Larrea and Ainhoa Arrona

Revisiting deliberative policy analysis through systemic co-inquiry: some experiences from the implementation of the Water Framework Directive in England pp. 510-533

Natalie Foster, Ray Ison, Chris Blackmore and Kevin Collins

Beyond “linking knowledge and action”: towards a practice-based approach to transdisciplinary sustainability interventions pp. 534-555

Simon West, Lorrae van Kerkhoff and Hendrik Wagenaar

Studying democratic innovations: toward a problem-driven approach to case study research pp. 556-579

Quinlan Bowman

Conclusion: building new momentum for deliberative policy analysis pp. 580-583

Ya Li and Hendrik Wagenaar

Volume 40, issue 3-4, 2019

Comparing policy advisory systems beyond the OECD: models, dynamics and the second-generation research agenda pp. 241-259

Michael Howlett

Studying policy advisory systems: beyond the Westminster-bias? pp. 260-269

Thurid Hustedt

Political demand and policy advice: a framework for analysis pp. 270-286

Rob Manwaring

How does policy advice of the international monetary fund differ along the income of advised countries? pp. 287-302

Caroline Schlaufer

International-domestic linkages in a developing-country context: the case of the Rohingyas in Bangladesh pp. 303-319

Arnab Roy Chowdhury

Policy advice in an authoritarian environment: urban transport policies in Moscow and Beijing (2010–2017) pp. 320-336

Artem Uldanov

Capacity, control, and content: the supply of think tank policy advice in India pp. 337-352

Nihit Goyal and Kidjie Saguin

Fluctuating capacity of policy advice in Russia: testing theory in developing country context pp. 353-373

Dmitry Zaytsev

The demand for advice at the European Union level: policy advice politicization in the European Commission pp. 374-391

Anastasia Rogacheva

Revisiting demand, politicization and externalization in authoritarian political regimes: policy advisory system in Russian practices pp. 392-409

Nina Belyaeva

Metagovernance, political demand and policy advice: a case from Brazil pp. 410-425

Victor Albert and Rob Manwaring

Volume 40, issue 2, 2019

Diffusion and policy transfer in armed UAV proliferation: the cases of Italy and Germany pp. 111-130

Stephen Ceccoli and Matthew Crosston

Policy transfer from the UN to ASEAN: the case of trafficking in persons pp. 131-149

Guangyu Qiao and Nana Oishi

Revisiting the guns vs butter dilemma. Was Spain different in the implementation of public policies? Defence, growth and education pp. 150-172

José Jurado-Sánchez and Juan Jimenez-Martin

Behavioural insights, nudge and the choice environment in obesity policy pp. 173-187

Martin Smith and Nihan Toprakkiran

Assessing policy success and failure: targets, aims and processes pp. 188-204

Philip Begley, Catherine Bochel, Hugh Bochel, Andrew Defty, Jan Gordon, Kaisa Hinkkainen, Ben Kisby, Steve McKay and Gerard Strange

Where’s dad? Exploring the low take-up of inclusive parenting policies in the UK pp. 205-224

Holly Birkett and Sarah Forbes

Populism? Minor parties and independents in the Australian Federal Parliament, 1945–2016 pp. 225-240

Dugald Monro

Volume 40, issue 1, 2019

Policy transfer and role of policy entrepreneur in international aid: exploring international development cases of Korea and Vietnam pp. 1-20

Sungsoo Hwang and Hyojin Song

Threats, chances and opportunities: social capital in Europe in times of social and economic hardship pp. 21-39

Peter Obert, Yannis Theocharis and Jan W. van Deth

The influence of radical right populist parties on law and order policy-making pp. 40-57

Benjamin Biard

US foreign aid and economic policy concessions pp. 58-79

Taehee Whang, Youngwan Kim, Jung Taek Han and Hannah June Kim

Borders and the EU legitimacy problem: the 2015–16 European Refugee Crisis pp. 80-91

Peter Nedergaard

The analysis of policy implementation models in higher education: the case study of Indonesia pp. 92-109

Nurdiana Gaus, Muhammad Yunus, Abdul Karim and Haleema Sadia

Volume 39, issue 6, 2018

Introduction to the mini special issue: understanding governance in Indonesia pp. 581-588

Wahyu Sutiyono, Agus Pramusinto and Eko Prasojo

Decentralization and functional assignment in Indonesia: the case of health and education services pp. 589-606

Erwan Agus Purwanto and Agus Pramusinto

Compliance under fragmented governance: the case of ASEAN economic community implementation in four Indonesian city governments pp. 607-621

Gabriel Lele

The role of policy transfer in Indonesian governance: the case of academic administrative entrepreneurs pp. 622-637

Ario Wicaksono

In conclusion – bridging the governance deficit pp. 638-640

Agus Pramusinto, Eko Prasojo and Wahyu Sutiyono

Volume 39, issue 5, 2018

Understanding risk and regulatory reform pp. 465-478

George Taylor

Morality policy processes in advanced industrial democracies pp. 479-497

Donley T. Studlar, Gordon J. Burns and Alessandro Cagossi

Determinants of environmental public participation in China: an aggregate level study based on political opportunity theory and post-materialist values theory pp. 498-514

Xiaojie Zhang, Edward T. Jennings and Ke Zhao

Lighting up communities: the worship streetlamp project in Luodong Township pp. 515-534

Yi-En Tso and Pei-Lun Li

Balancing informality and need – policy responses to informal East-West migration in Austria, the Netherlands and Sweden pp. 535-559

Karin Zelano

Tied farmworkers in free markets: congressional hearing debates on the roles of market and state from 1995 to 2012 pp. 560-580

Elizabeth Nisbet

Volume 39, issue 4, 2018

A changing democracy: contemporary challenges to the British political tradition pp. 365-382

Matthew Hall, David Marsh and Emma Vines

Who cares about Reddit? Historical institutionalism and the fight against the Stop Online Piracy Act and the PROTECT Intellectual Property Act pp. 383-401

Madison Cartwright

Driven by politics: agenda setting and policy-making in Hungary 2010–2014 pp. 402-421

Zsolt Boda and Veronika Patkós

Investigating the implementation of SME-friendly policy in public procurement pp. 422-443

Anthony Flynn

Distinctive policy diffusion patterns, processes and actors: drawing implications from the case of sport in international development pp. 444-464

Iain Lindsey and Bella Bello Bitugu

Volume 39, issue 3, 2018

Populism versus neo-liberalism: is there a way forward? pp. 251-259

Henrik Bang and David Marsh

Populism: democracy's Pharmakon? pp. 260-273

Simon Tormey

The American dream: who else but the young can revive it? pp. 274-291

Henrik P. Bang

Getting back in the DeLorean: modernization vs. anti-modernization in contemporary British politics pp. 292-309

Peter Kerr, Emma Foster, Alex Oaten and Neema Begum

“Build a wall”. “Tax a shed”. “Fix a debt limit”. The constructive and destructive potential of populist anti-statism and “naïve” statism pp. 310-333

Patrick Dunleavy

Thick populism: democracy-enhancing popular participation pp. 334-351

Albert W. Dzur and Carolyn M. Hendriks

Populism: a major threat to democracy? pp. 352-363

Henrik Bang and David Marsh

Volume 39, issue 2, 2018

Making the most of the frame: developing the analytical potential of frame analysis pp. 109-126

Emma Björnehed and Josefina Erikson

Democratic assessment as scales of justice: the case of three Iranian high-stakes tests pp. 127-144

Parvin Safari and Nasser Rashidi

Exploring the Australian policy context relating to women’s reproductive choices pp. 145-164

Melissa Graham, Hayley McKenzie and Greer Lamaro

Partisan ideology, veto players and their combined effect on productive and protective welfare policy: how the left still matters after all? pp. 165-187

Stefan Kühner

Local autonomy, municipal size and local political participation in Europe pp. 188-203

Pepijn van Houwelingen

Dilemmas of public participation in science policy pp. 204-221

Gene Rowe and Richard Patrick Watermeyer

Policy transfer routes: an evidence-based conceptual model to explain policy adoption pp. 222-250

E. (Ellen) Minkman, M. W. (Arwin) van Buuren and V. J. J. M. (Victor) Bekkers

Volume 39, issue 1, 2018

Are polish theatres autonomous? Artistic institutions in a bureaucratic system of culture funding pp. 1-18

Kamila Lewandowska

Partisan effects and policy entrepreneurs. New Labour’s impact on British law and order policy pp. 19-36

Helge Staff

Do media play a role in promoting vocational education and training? The case of MasterChef pp. 37-53

Giorgio Di Pietro

Deliberative policy-making and its limitations: the case of the Charter of Human Rights for Seoul Citizens in South Korea pp. 54-69

Da Kyoung Kim, Pan Suk Kim and PerOla Öberg

Entrepreneurship in the Swedish municipal polis: the case of Mer [*] Östersund pp. 70-89

Evangelia Petridou

Linkage leverage democratization and liberalization: is promoting democracy the same as promoting human rights? pp. 90-107

Sara Kahn-Nisser