Andrea Migone
@andreamigone.bsky.social
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Public policy, policy advisory systems, military procurement, cooking, medieval history and football ⚽️
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Our 2025 🎉 Top 10 Most Cited Articles 🎉 are now free to access until the end of September! You can find them all below 👇

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Many thanks to all of our authors:
2025 top cited articles in Policy and Politics
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I mean, those are expensive watches for us, but a Patek Philippe Nautilus will set you back between 35k-100k. An Audemars Piguet Royal Oak is around $180k.
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Congratulations to @andreamigone.bsky.social & @howlettm.bsky.social on authoring one of our top 10 most cited articles of 2025!

Check it out 👇

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A theory of policy advisory system quality: Hirschman 2.0 or what makes for good policy advice?
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Just out and OA in Policy & Society - "Kicked cans and poison pills: third generation policy advisory system studies and the management of quality political advice" by
Andrea Migone & Michael Howlett

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Just out in Early View and OA in Policy Design & Practice - "Beyond evidentiary uncertainty: mitigating political risks in policy designs" by Michael Howlett &Andrea Migone

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👏👏👏Well done Sebastian Sewerin, Benjamin Cashore & @howlettm.bsky.social! You’re some of our most cited authors
‬Read their top cited paper ‘New pathways to paradigm change in public policy: combining insights from policy design, mix and feedback’ doi.org/10.1332/0305...
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It’s hard to believe now that milk’s been relegated to a coffee accessory role, but… yeah.
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Shirley Valentine had it down on 1989 😂
Scene from the movie Shirley Valentine where the titular character - who is working as a waitress in Greece - offers to get a British couple who cannot cope with Greek food an order of chips and eggs
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We found, somewhat surprisingly, that there is a remarkable degree of the convergence between these two groups, notwithstanding the obvious institutional and historical differences. DGs and DMs gravitate towards a relational-administrative managerial style.
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But ,we can think of these folks on a matrix of their goals and their managerial approach and try to make sense of their approaches.
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We surveyed Deputy Ministers 🇨🇦 and Directors General 🇮🇹 and organized their time in 4 main 'baskets' (Strategic, Administrative, Structural and Relational) based on their answers. Administration (approving & reviewing, anyone?) still drains most of their time.
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Just out: our latest article in Open Access with @pmreview.bsky.social on how top public servants in 🇨🇦 & 🇮🇹 use their time and what that means for executive management styles.
PS: there's lots more (who they meet, what they do to keep current, etc.)
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☀️ Early View 📨

How does Policy Advisory System (PAS) relate to the political framing of policy action ❓

How do elements of PAS activity provide advice on policy-making❓

@andreamigone.bsky.social & @howlettm.bsky.social extend the 3⃣rd generation PAS research 👇

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My latest newsletter is out - featuring all the BALTOPS gossip and a whole lot of ships.

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BALTOPS and European sea power
The Signal | No. 07.2025
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My hypothesis is that it works somewhat like Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment in games, adapting to the level of the interaction.
Maybe it's just the devs pushing us to buy the subscription, but if the latter is not the case, this is troubling & I'd rather not buy Hallucinations_as_a_Software.
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I think that the free version, especially at peak use times is likely looking to save on 'resources', so it is cutting corners.
If it is taking its cues from the user catching mistakes and then improving, there is the risk that it may be lowering its output quality because 'it's good enough'
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I tried telling ChatGPT that the paper did not contain that information, but it kept picking strange stuff, like novels or psych articles (do they even exist?)
So I asked what paper it was reading:
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Premise, I am using the free version of ChatGPT because I don't trust it really [insert 'old man yells at cloud reference here].
So, I asked for a mindmap of one on my papers.
Not only it could not create it: it took a New Public Governance paper and turned it into a theology one.

Weird