… fishery by producing it in a farmed manner. Hopefully, if we can succeed, then we will take
pressure of fishing … Second, through drawing on the well- honed public policy concepts of insti…

… Furthermore, the terminology used is not unknown to scholars of local-government studies,
public policies and international relations. Important is Lenschow’s (2005: 56, cf. Kohler-Koch …

… for this in two ways. First, we have chosen a rather broad policy area which has ramifications
into neighbouring fields such as agriculture, fisheries, transport, energy or industrial policy. …

… In general terms, we consider that this approach strongly encourages letting go of certain …
Revitalizing public policy approaches to the EU: “territorial institutionalism,” fisheries and …

… parties to EU policy coordination for three reasons. First, media regulation and regional
public broadcasters are not only part of audiovisual policy but also crucial for language …

… Besides its exclusive competence over formulating fisheries policy, different Directorate
Generals have developed several maritime policies and regulations, including the MSFD, the …

The purpose of this article is to explore the issues associated with the spatialization of the
Institutional Resource Regimes (IRR) approach. In particular, it discusses the IRR approach in …

… that were occurring in the ways public policies were conceived and implemented and in
the relationships between the state, the market, and social interests within processes of poli…

… However, the above-mentioned 1964 Law and the Fishing Act of 1984 introduced public
policies making the use rights associated with most such titles of private ownership subject to …

… policies for which a regional government is responsible. They differentiate between economic
policy, cultural-education policy, welfare policy, … scholars have revitalized political science …