Policy Studies

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Toby James

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EDITORIAL pp. 291-294: David Bailey and Lisa De Propris
EVALUATING EU REGIONAL POLICY pp. 295-308: Mark Hart
REFORMING EU COHESION POLICY pp. 309-326: John Bachtler and Grzegorz Gorzelak
RECONCILING COHESION AND COMPETITIVENESS THROUGH EU CLUSTER POLICIES? pp. 327-345: Lisa De Propris
A COHESION PACT FOR THE REGIONS pp. 347-363: Leslie Budd
EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL AND COMPETITION POLICY pp. 365-381: Christos Pitelis
GLOBALISATION, ECONOMIC FREEDOM AND STRATEGIC DECISION-MAKING pp. 383-398: David Bailey and Alex De Ruyter

WHO OR WHAT SETS THE AGENDA? pp. 193-208: Tom Entwistle and Gareth Enticott
DIVERSITY UNITED? pp. 209-224: Ellen Huijgh
LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES AND THE TRANSITION FROM TRAINING AND ENTERPRISE COUNCILS TO NEW INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURES IN ENGLAND pp. 225-245: Mark Ramsden, Robert Bennett and Crispian Fuller
CEMENTING DIVISIONS? pp. 247-267: Rob Aitken
NEW LABOUR'S SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE MUSEUM pp. 269-289: Anwar Tlili, Sharon Gewirtz and Alan Cribb

NEO-LIBERALISM AND SOCIAL POLICY pp. 91-107: Daniel Béland
SOCIAL COHESION, SOCIAL CAPITAL AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION pp. 109-128: Kath Hulse and Wendy Stone
THE IMPACT OF SCHOOL CHOICE IN ENGLAND pp. 129-143: Simon Burgess, Carol Propper and Deborah Wilson
ENFORCING A NATIONAL MINIMUM WAGE pp. 145-161: Richard Croucher and Geoff White
MINIMUM WAGES AND SOCIAL WELFARE EXPENDITURES pp. 163-174: Jerold Waltman and Christopher Marsh
NEGOTIATING AN EXCEPTION pp. 175-191: Adrian Kay, Badrul Kassim, David Pickernell and David Brooksbank

PARTICIPATORY PLANNING IN INDONESIA pp. 1-15: Ida Widianingsih and Elizabeth Morrell
PRINCIPAL-AGENT THEORY AND ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE pp. 17-34: Robin Gauld
SEGREGATION IN NORTHERN IRELAND pp. 33-53: Joanne Hughes, Andrea Campbell, Miles Hewstone and Ed Cairns
ACTIVATING POLICY NETWORKS pp. 55-70: John Hudson, Stuart Lowe, Natalie Oscroft and Carolyn Snell
ANALYSING POLICY NETWORKS pp. 71-90: Ben Kisby

EVALUATING THE PERFORMANCE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT pp. 271-293: Dirk Haubrich and Iain McLean
ETHNIC MANAGERIALISM AND ITS DISCONTENTS pp. 295-309: Monder Ram, Trevor Jones and Dean Patton
POLICY LEARNING IN THE EUROPEAN UNION pp. 311-323: Peter Nedergaard
SWEDISH DEMOCRACY IN CRISIS? pp. 325-346: Hans Wiklund
ASSESSING THE PARTICIPATORY POTENTIAL OF BRITAIN'S NEW DEAL FOR COMMUNITIES pp. 347-361: John Wright, Jayne Parry, Jonathan Mathers, Su Jones and Jim Orford

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE'S STRATEGIC PLANS pp. 87-99: Bob Hudson
Croatia and the European Union pp. 101-114: Nives Miošić-Lisjak
EVALUATING THE ADDITIONALITY OF PUBLIC SECTOR ASSISTANCE TO IRISH FIRMS pp. 115-133: Helena Lenihan and Mark Hart
GENDER EQUALITY POLICY OR GENDER MAINSTREAMING? pp. 135-151: Andrea Krizsán and Violetta Zentai
WHAT GETS MEASURED GETS DONE pp. 153-171: Deborah Wilson, Bronwyn Croxson and Adele Atkinson

THE SOCIAL EXCLUSION DEBATE pp. 3-27: Jonathan S Davies
LIVING ON THE MARGINS pp. 29-46: Pamela Abbott and Roger Sapsford
EXPERIMENTING WITH A ‘WHOLE OF GOVERNMENT’ APPROACH pp. 47-66: Louise Humpage
CHILDREN ON THE MARGINS pp. 67-83: Carol Hayden and Catherine Blaya
LONE PARENTS, THE NEW DEAL AND THE OPPORTUNITIES AND BARRIERS TO RETAIL EMPLOYMENT pp. 85-101: Eli Dutton, Chris Warhurst, Dennis Nickson and Cliff Lockyer
PRINCIPLES FOR DEVELOPING YOUTH POLICY pp. 103-116: Judith Bessant

Tackling undeclared work in advanced economies pp. 243-258: Colin Williams
Comparative analysis of health policy implementation pp. 259-266: Stephen Abbott, Sara Shaw and Julian Elston
The regulation of the personal pp. 267-281: Dr Kingsley Purdam, Ms Elaine Mackey and Dr Mark Elliot
Survey pp. 283-294: Roger Pierce
Continuous assessment and regional sustainable development policy in france pp. 295-305: Dominique Vollet, Stéphane Weiss and Brigitte Bouillaguet

Misrepresenting the multicultural nation pp. 155-174: Eugene Mclaughlin and Sarah Neal
Ethnic minority women and the British armed forces pp. 175-188: Mohammed Ishaq and Asifa Hussain
Does more evidence lead to better policy? pp. 189-207: Tim Tenbensel
Small firms and the national minimum wage pp. 209-225: Jason Heyes and Alex Gray
Country profile pp. 227-236: Vidal Llernas and Oscar Huerta Melchor

Area-based approaches to educational regeneration pp. 75-85: David Halpin, Marny Dickson, Sally Power, Geoff Whitty and Sharon Gewirtz
Creativity and urban governance pp. 87-102: Patsy Healey
US national forest policies regarding logging pp. 103-120: Elizabeth A. Corley
Social policy influence of the EU and other global actors: The case of Lithuania pp. 121-137: Caroline De La Porte and Bob Deacon
Survey research with refugees pp. 139-151: Alice Bloch

Editorial pp. 3-4: Mark Evans
State of the art pp. 5-18: Andrew Webster
Modernisation as Europeanisation pp. 19-33: Andrew Massey
Organisational learning in a political environment pp. 35-49: Richard Common
Globalisation and public policy under New Labour pp. 51-65: Philip G. Cerny and Mark Evans
Country profile pp. 67-71: Hongxia Chai