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Happy to see the blog post about my @psjeditor.bsky.social article out!

On Episode 11 of the Art of Science Podcast, @bishoyzaki.bsky.social discusses his Perspective article published in @psjeditor.bsky.social. Thanks for chatting, Bishoy!

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#policylearning #podcast

Just received the printouts for our special issue “policy learning: Across and beyond theories of the policy process” co-edited with Claudio Radaelli @ international review of public policy! Feel free to check out the lovely line up of articles there. All open access! #PublicPolicy #PolicyLearning

⁉️ Are business-like nonprofits more susceptible to prioritize more easy-to-serve clients over those with more complex needs? New cross-country study in NVSQ on #nonprofit #marketization and #mission #drift with Johan Hvenmark, ChiaKo Hung, & Bram Verschuere

journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

We’re delighted to announce the winners of our Ken Young Best Article prize are Claire Dupont, Jeffrey Rosamond & @bishoyzaki.bsky.social for their paper
Investigating the scientific knowledge–policy interface in EU #ClimatePolicy doi.org/10.1332/0305...

The Howard H. Baker, Jr. School of Public Policy and Public Affairs at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville invites applications for a Visiting Professor in Public Policy and Public Affairs to start August 1, 2025.

www.higheredjobs.com/details.cfm?...

#PAJobMarket #pasky #academicsky

Thank you @policy-politics.bsky.social! What an honour to receive the best article award, together with Jeff Rosamond and @bishoyzaki.bsky.social. Read our paper "Investigating the scientific #knowledge-policy interface in #EU #climate policy" here: bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/view/journal...

Check out our latest issue at IRPP!

How can learning lead to value destruction rather than creation?

Happy to see one of my latest article featuring at @psjeditor.bsky.social! It has been one of the articles I enjoyed working on the most, and had some of the best and most stimulating discussions with wonderful reviewers!

✨Are you working on Policy Design and Evaluation in the Era of Transformation: Current and Future Perspectives?

📣 Call for Papers for EGPA Glasgow, 26-29 August 2025. Proposals invited until 28 March

with @bishoyzaki.bsky.social, Celine Mavrot & Ellen Fobé

See: media.timtul.com/media/web_ii...

How do policies emerge and evolve under authoritarian regimes? The new RPR SI, guest-edited by C. Schlaufer & @pubpolicychina.bsky.social, delves into this crucial question with studies on autocracies worldwide. Explore now! 💡
#PolicyStudies #WileyPolitics
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15411338...

1/ Just to wrap up a point from my previous post: if one gets a red card on the first feature, developing a mechanistic theory (as the authors expect), it’s not only impossible to get a green card on the second feature (linking empirical material to that theory)

#NewPublication

How do #polycrises influence #policymaking & #governance? How can we better study them?

Our editorial "Policymaking in an age of polycrises: emerging perspectives" with & Valérie Pattyn & Ellen Wayenberg

is now published #OA at the Journal of Policy Design and Practice.

Why and how to #policies change? What does policy process #theory tell us about this?

Gearing up for one of my favorite topics to teach for first year students: #Policychange, where we look at (and link) several theories and approaches, from the ACF, to the MSF, among others.
#PublicPolicy

By strapping acoustic tags onto 6 turtles over 10 days 🐢 , this study found that ~75% of acoustic samples had detectable human-made sound from boats & shipping ⛴️🛳️🚢 (at frequencies between the low end & punch of a kick drum)

These sounds were very often as loud as fireworks 😬🎇🎆

🧪🌏🐢📢🌊

Vol 12 (2024) of Annual Review of Policy Design Published
- Selection of Best Work that appeared on policy design from around the world in 2024