Despite the increasing number of publications on organizational reputation in the public
administration throughout the last two decades, no systematic review has been conducted to …

The study of the politics of regulation has followed two distinct paths in recent years.“New
institutionalism” research has focused primarily on the policy-making process, particularly …

In recent years, the traditional rationale for innovation policy has been expanded to more
explicitly contribute to tackling societal challenges. There is broad agreement that demand …

This article examines the application of organizational reputation to public administration.
Organizational reputation is defined as a set of beliefs about an organization's capacities …

We test the proposition that the federal bureaucracy exhibits a “bias toward business” during
notice and comment rulemaking. We analyze over 30 bureaucratic rules and almost 1,700 …

We present a model of learning and policy choice across governments. Governments
choose policies with known ideological positions but initially unknown valence benefits …

Why does the FDA approve some drugs more quickly than others? I model drug review as a
process of bureaucratic learning. Political influence occurs when politicians, firms, disease …

To what extent and how do agencies manage their reputations through the strategic use of
communication? Under what conditions are regulators inclined to respond to external …

How does the content of public allegations impact regulatory communication strategies?
Employing a multinomial logistic regression analysis and an original data set, this article …

Among the former, I have benefited from many conversations about its subject matter with
my colleagues at the University of Michigan Law School, as well as with my administrative …