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Handbook of Research Methods and Applications in Comparative Policy Analysis
‘An excellent, timely and accessible collection by internationally renowned contributors, this Handbook provides cutting-edge treatment of methods in comparative public policy, as well as their strengths and weaknesses for addressing theoretical issues. It is an absolute must for students, teachers and policy analysts, and I warmly recommend it to them.’
– Moshe Maor, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Reforming Public Management and Governance
Impact and Lessons from Anglophone Countries
By John Halligan
More informationNew Horizons in European Politics series
Series editor: José M. Magone, Berlin School of Economics and Law, Germany
Founding Series editor: Julie Smith, Robinson College, Cambridge, UK
The New Horizons in European Politics series is an invaluable forum for original research across the spectrum of European politics, promoting innovative cross-disciplinary analysis of contemporary issues and debates. Both international and comparative in its approach, this exciting series encompasses theoretical and empirical work from both well-established researchers and the next generation of scholars.
About the editors
Harry Fabian
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Caroline Kracunas
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Alex Pettifer
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Philosophy and Public Administration: An unlikely marriage with a happy-ending?
by Edoardo Ongaro. There is a sense in which ‘Public Administration’ – and its...
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An Interview with Bertrand Badie
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We can create an all-star team of public governance paradigms
Jacob Torfing looks at creating an all-star team of public governance paradigms.
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