Policy learning is an increasingly salient concept in public policy research and practice. With
growing theoretical advancements, it offers substantial value for policy analysis. However …

The notion of 'liveability'has endured for over 50 years within policy discourses, shaping
urban strategy and planning across the world. This Debates paper examines the current …

Public administrations increasingly rely on consultancies to acquire policy knowledge,
assess stakeholder dynamics, and evaluate governance systems. In this symposium, we …

Ensuring Wikipedia cites scholarly publications based on quality and relevancy without
biases is critical to credible and fair knowledge dissemination. We investigate gender‐and …

This is the first book to examine the relationship between English nationalism, Brexit and 'the
Anglosphere'–a politically-contested term used to denote English-speaking countries …

In recent years, the burgeoning literature on transnational dissemination of policies has
moved beyond orthodox models to incorporate the institutional context by means of social …

In this framing article for the special issue we contrast the aims and ambitions of three core
approaches to elites in transnational policy networks and highlight where they have …

The study of 'policy transfer'has been subject to sustained criticism, in particular by critical
policy studies scholars. This critique—together with the rather marginal role that policy …

Global policy pathologies are transforming the processes, patterns, and outcomes of
domestic public policy (Rhodes, 2007; Rosenau, 1997). Vast shifts in international political …

This symposium draws attention to innovative and emerging research in Australian public
policy exploring the interplay of governance, public policy and boundary-making …