Digital platforms generally placed under the 'sharing economy'and various other labels
match different groups of users and providers and enable the increase in scale and speed …

Many studies on evidence-based policy are still clinging to a linear model. Instead, we
propose to understand expertise and evidence as 'socially embedded'in authority relations …

Platform Economics tackles head on the rhetoric surrounding the so-called “sharing
economy”, which has muddied public debate and has contributed to a lack of policy and …

In this article, I contribute to recent debates about the concept of neoliberalism and its use as
an explanatory concept, through the analysis of urban planning and regeneration policy in …

The prospect of a European Supergrid calls for research on aggregate electricity peak
demand and Europe-wide Demand Side Management. No attempt has been made as yet to …

Research on regulation has crossed paths with the literature on policy instruments, showing
that regulatory policy instruments contain cognitive and normative beliefs about policy. Thus …

Impact assessments are an important component of a better regulation programme—an
initiative of the European Commission launched to improve the quality and transparency of …

The increased salience of how to value ecosystems services has driven up the demand for
policy-relevant knowledge. It is clear that advice by epistemic communities can show up in …

This article discusses the trajectory of policy coherence for development (PCD) in the
European Union (EU). In particular, it argues that the strong focus on institutional …

The EUTF aims to address the 'root causes of migration'by providing development
assistance to countries of origin and transit. While it is allegedly based on scientific …