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Helen Kavvadia
Unravelling the European Investment Bank’s pivot to a climate bank through its business model. Game change or name change?
Bakhytzhan Kurmanov
Do hybrid democratic innovations work in autocracies? Investigating the Cases of Participatory Budgeting in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
Michele Barbieri and Laura Georgiana Macarie
Faces at Stakes: Comparative Insights on Facial Recognition Technologies Policy Implementation Arrangements across the EU, the US, and the PRC
Michelle Morais de Sa e Silva, Edgardo Diaz Vega, Jadyn Davis, Morgan Chen, Typhaine Joffe and Eileah Hale
Transnational density and transnational intensity: conceptual insights from repatriation and international evacuation policies
Joseph Obosi, Gerda Van Dijk and Olivia Opere
Academic Advisors and Bureaucrats in the Policy Process: A Comparative Analysis of Covid-19 Policies in Kenya and South Africa
B. Guy Peters
Six Decades of Public Policy: A Personal Reflection
Jannicke Thinn Fiskvik
Richard ROSE, European Security: From Ukraine to Washington
Michael Rushton
Eleonora REDAELLI, Invisible Cultural Policy in America: How Public Administration Shapes Culture
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In the book we develop and empirically apply the concept of policy triage—the organizational strategies agencies use to allocate limited implementation resources across expanding portfolios of rules, programs, and regulations.
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