This
Element
argues
that
relational
policy
analysis
can
provide
deeper
insights
into
the
career
of
any
and
dynamics
situation.
task
is
all
more
difficult
as
often
operates
unseen
in
backstages
a
arena.
Another
issue
potentially
unbounded
scope
analysis.
But
these
challenges
should
not
dissuade
scholars
from
beginning
to
address
theme
relationality
public
policy.
sketches
conceptual
framework
for
study
illustrates
some
promise
using
an
extended
case
study.
title
also
available
Open
Access
on
Cambridge
Core.
This
Element
provides
a
critical
review
of
existing
literature
on
the
role
ideas
and
institutions
in
politics
public
policy
with
aim
contributing
to
study
policy.
Because
most
scholars
deal
or
their
research,
such
should
help
them
improve
knowledge
crucial
analytical
issues
political
analysis.
The
following
discussion
brings
together
insights
from
both
studies
new
institutionalism
sociology
science,
stresses
explanatory
institutions.
Policy
entrepreneurs
are
energetic
actors
who
engage
in
collaborative
efforts
and
around
government
to
promote
policy
innovations.
Interest
has
grown
over
recent
years.
Increasingly,
they
recognized
as
a
unique
class
of
political
actors,
display
common
attributes,
deploy
strategies,
can
propel
dynamic
shifts
societal
practices.
This
Element
assesses
the
current
state
knowledge
on
entrepreneurs,
their
actions,
impacts.
It
explains
how
various
global
forces
creating
new
demand
for
entrepreneurship,
suggests
directions
future
research
drive
change.
Development and Change,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
51(2), С. 540 - 560
Опубликована: Дек. 10, 2019
ABSTRACT
Exploring
political
and
social
policy
developments
in
Croatia,
Hungary
Poland,
three
EU
member
states,
this
article
addresses
the
hegemonic
position
of
authoritarianism,
populism,
conservatism
neoliberalism,
albeit
articulated
differently
each
state.
All
countries
are
marked
by
modes
governmentality
that
combine
heteronormative
familialism,
repatriarchialization,
nationalism,
ethnicized
demographic
renewal
anti‐immigrant
sentiments.
In
each,
a
kind
layered
divestment
is
occurring,
delivering
radical
new
vision
reproduction
fundamental
differentiations
terms
access
to
citizenship
between
those
seen
as
‘deserving’
support
who
not,
increasingly
subjected
disciplinary
measures.
Although
degree
welfare
retrenchment
varies
across
cases,
nature
restructuring,
breaking
down
traditional
notions
left
right
on
welfare,
suggestive
longer‐term
restructurings
not
reliant
individual
politicians
or
parties.
Although
the
idea
that
existing
policies
can
have
major
effects
on
politics
and
policy
development
is
hardly
new,
last
three
decades
witnessed
a
expansion
of
feedback
scholarship,
which
focuses
mechanisms
through
shape
development.
Starting
with
discussion
origins
concept
feedback,
this
element
explores
early
more
recent
contributions
literature
to
clarify
meaning
its
contribution
both
political
science
studies.
After
exploring
rapidly
expanding
scholarship
mass
politics,
also
puts
forward
new
research
agendas
stress
several
ways
forward,
including
need
explain
institutional
continuity
change.
Finally,
discusses
practical
implications
potential
impact
design.
This
title
available
as
Open
Access
Cambridge
Core.
This
Element
comprehensively
scrutinizes
the
key
issue
of
accountability
policy-makers
in
democratic
governance.
The
electoral
punishment
incumbents,
parliamentary
control
government,
and
sanctions
case
administrative
misconduct
or
negligence
are
most
visible
manifestations
politics.
However,
phenomenon
is
much
more
complex,
fully
understanding
such
a
multifaceted
object
requires
bridging
bodies
work
that
usually
remain
disjointed.
assesses
effectiveness
vertical
through
elections
how
interinstitutional
operates
checks-and-balances
systems,
along
with
growing
role
courts.
It
evaluates
bureaucracy
has
been
affected
by
managerial
reforms
different
governance
transformations.
also
to
what
extent
mediatization
policy
failure
boost
accountability,
before
zooming
on
feelings
reactions
those
who
held
accountable.
title
available
as
Open
Access
Cambridge
Core.
The
phenomenon
of
post-truth
poses
a
problem
for
the
public
policy-oriented
sciences,
including
policy
analysis.
Along
with
“fake
news,”
denial
facts
constitutes
major
concern
numerous
fields.
Whereas
standard
response
is
to
call
more
and
better
factual
information,
this
Element
shows
that
effort
understand
has
go
beyond
emphasis
on
include
an
understanding
social
meanings
get
attached
in
political
world
policy.
challenge
thus
seen
be
as
much
about
politics
meaning
it
epistemology.
analysis
here
supplements
examination
interpretive
policy-analytic
approach
gain
fuller
post-truth.
importance
perspective
illustrated
by
examining
arguments
have
shaped
controversies
related
climate
change
coronavirus
denial.
Contemporary Security Policy,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
41(2), С. 311 - 335
Опубликована: Дек. 4, 2019
Building
"resilience"
to
insecurity
and
crisis
is
high
on
the
European
Union
(EU)
agenda.
EU
uptake
of
this
buzzword
especially
significant
with
regard
migration
forced
displacement.
Uncertainty,
however,
remains
about
what
resilience
is,
how
it
translates
into
practice,
its
implications
are.
In
article,
we
analyze
humanitarian
development
policies
provide
empirical
insight
resilience-building
in
Jordan
Lebanon.
We
show
that
thinking
highlights
strengthening
humanitarian-development
nexus,
responsibilizing
crisis-affected
states,
framing
refugees
as
an
economic
opportunity
for
refugee-hosting
states.
also
find
practice
depends
local
context
interests
actors
involved.
For
EU,
primarily
a
refugee
containment
strategy
could
jeopardize
stability
conclude
Lebanon
may
ultimately
threaten
rather
than
safeguard
security
Europe.
Ideas
are
important
in
shaping
the
policy
choices
of
governments.
But
many
ideas
that
have
not
been
successful
past
continue
to
be
used
by
policymakers,
and
some
good
tend
adopted.
This
Element
will
focus
on
why
governments
make
these
poor
choices.
We
discuss
a
number
examples
'zombie
ideas'
refuse
die,
then
factors
associated
with
their
survival.
Those
occur
at
elite,
organizational
societal
level.
also
examine
'ghost'
may
well
but
difficult
time
being
adopted,
exclusion
from
process.
This
element
shows,
based
on
a
review
of
the
literature,
how
digital
technology
has
affected
liberal
democracies
with
focus
three
key
aspects
democratic
politics:
political
communication,
participation,
and
policy-making.
The
impact
permeates
entire
process,
affecting
flow
information
among
citizen
actors,
connection
between
mass
public
elites,
development
policy
responses
to
societal
problems.
discusses
shaped
these
different
domains,
identifies
areas
research
consensus
as
well
unresolved
questions,
argues
that
perspective
involves
issue
definition,
is,
nature
problems
raised
by
is
subject
contestation.
Journal of Information Technology & Politics,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
19(4), С. 449 - 464
Опубликована: Фев. 2, 2022
Developing
AI
technologies
has
been
a
priority
for
governments
worldwide,
mobilizing
actors
to
build
strategies
and
policies
accelerate
deploy
in
industry,
markets,
governments.
With
that
mind,
this
paper
analyzes
the
causal
mechanism
between
political
regimes'
institutional
dynamics
AI's
development.
Specifically,
it
compares
30
developing
countries
understand
governance
explain
outcomes
achieved
with
policy.
Delving
into
relationship
politics
policy,
reflects
on
how
different
frameworks
produce
results
terms
of
The
research
was
based
data
from
Bertelsmann
Stiftung's
Transformation
Index
(BTI)
Organization
Economic
Co-operation
Development
(OECD),
using
fuzzy-set
quantitative
comparative
analysis
(QCA)
analyze
cases.
findings
point
authoritarian
performing
better
producing
development
outcomes.