… 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 …

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

… This study aimed to highlight the issue of climate-oriented public policy forms, scales, and
means of their implementation as well as their limitations. Based on an empirical case study of …

… These, in turn, affect the equilibrium along the responsiveness–responsibility and
decisiveness–inclusiveness continua and define our polities in crucial yet contested ways. Just as …

… , this has come about following shifts made by private and public actors. More precisely,
collective action supported by public policies are hypothesized as the key levers with which to …

… to human activities such as fishing and tourism. The individual … barriers and enablers of
public policy performance. From the … and uncertain changes; (3) revitalization, or the capacity to …

… a social policy agenda onto the stage, and by the time serious discussions began on the
creation of a common wine policy, the … It would not have addressed the social policy aspect as it …

… need to build questions of spatial scale more centrally into the approach. … ways in which
the environment can be drawn into compromises with other social relations in very different ways…

… the objectives of different riparian public policies for managing transboundary waters, while
… regulate Rhine fishing by controlling the methods used and defining specific fishing periods. …

… By integrating policy regime and campaign theories, this article constructs an analytical
framework … , she has published articles in Policy Studies, Journal of Asian Public Policy, Chinese …