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Understanding Policy Changes: The Mixture Model of Politics
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In Search of Expertise for the European Administrative Space: Educational Demography and EU Agencies
Assessing the potential for co-production: Evidence from a comparative survey of local government leaders in four countries
Governing with Machines: Generative AI, Epistemic Authority, and Public Administration
Precarious Professionalism: Collective Voice in American Healthcare and Higher Education
Hunting Fraud: Biased Enforcement and Administrative Limbo in the Dutch Childcare Benefits Scandal
Elite-mass gaps in perceived political responsiveness Evidence from Norwegian municipalities
Institutional Quality and Policy Design Choice: An Elite Experiment in Sweden and Finland
Coalitions in EU Environmental Policymaking: Developing a Typology and Understanding their Strategies
Policymaking in practice: The Austrian Research Financing Act. A comprehensive framework for publicly funded research – basic principles and functionality
Policy Capacities: Buzzword or Blueprint for Better Governance?
The Ethics of Agenda Setting
Keep the Peace? How the Early Politics of Covid-19 Shaped Public Opinion and Political Realignment
The good representation: a European comparison of citizens' conceptions of the political system
From Interests to Agencies
The political economy of adaptation: reforming flood risk management in England
Breaking the Bargain? The Political-Administrative Relationship under Far-Right Government
Uprooting threats: Cabinet reshuffles as a response to protests in autocratic and democratic regimes
Ministerial Power and the Quest for Control over Government Decision-Making
Does Policy Align with the Preferences of the Affluent Because They Are Better Informed?
Reputational Management in the Digital Age: How the European Commission and the Federal Trade Commission Navigate Antitrust Issues
Administrative burden in Australian universities: Insights into key dimensions and potential drivers from a nation-wide survey of academic staff
Bureaucratic Overload and Policy Triage: Evidence from the Introduction of the Acid Rain Program in the United States
Origins and consequences of policy complexity in the European Union
Moralization in policy narratives: insights from the politics of climate change and epidemic containment