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Depoliticisation, Resilience and the Herceptin Post-Code Lottery Crisis: Holding Back the Tide [PDF]
British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 2015 This article: Covers new empirical terrain in the study of depoliticisation, with an in-depth case study of health technology regulation; Analyses depoliticisation from a novel analytical perspective, examining how depoliticised institutions are ...
Matthew Wood
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PPP Policy, Depoliticisation, and Anti-Politics [PDF]
Partecipazione e Conflitto, 2017 This article disentangles the complex relationship between depoliticisation and anti-politics in public-private partnership (PPP) policies and practices.
Tom Willems +2 more
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Twinning and development: a genealogy of depoliticisation. [PDF]
J Int Relat Dev (Ljubl), 2023 One of the latest methods being trialled across the development sector to help advance progress towards achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is 'twinning'. In this equation, twinning is rendered as a broadly replicable methodology for improving development outcomes, with a particular emphasis on building up human resources and ...
Ryan HE, Mazzilli C.
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THE IMPACT OF THE EU ON AGENCIFICATION AND DEPOLITICISATION IN LITHUANIA
Baltic Journal of Political Science, 2015 This article compares the actual patterns of agencification and depoliticisation in Lithuania and explains the extent to which the EU influenced these changes.
Vitalis Nakrošis +1 more
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What’s wrong with depoliticisation?
European Law Open, 2022 The tension between the cosmopolitan vocation of the economy and the national character of politics has lately reached a considerable level of pressure, as control over some political economic determinants of growth has been gradually acquired by ...
Graziella Romeo
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The ‘Stifling’ of New Climate Politics in Ireland
Politics and Governance, 2021 In 2019, Ireland declared a ‘Climate Emergency,’ receiving plaudits from across the political spectrum for doing so. Some argued the country was experiencing an era of ‘new climate politics’: In 2017, Ireland had established the first Citizens’ Assembly ...
Louise Michelle Fitzgerald +3 more
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Authoritarian technopopulism in Arab countries and international legitimation
Revista CIDOB d'Afers Internacionals, 2023 This paper addresses three features that characterise the authoritarian restoration following what is known as the Arab springs of 2011: a) the recourse to technocratic governments, b) the proliferation of discourses on the depoliticisation of governance
Isaías Barreñada Bajo
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Social Inclusion, 2022 This article explores the temporal dimension of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS) by exposing its teleological character and the effects of the latter on the governance of asylum in the European Union.
Lorenzo Vianelli
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Journal of Social and Political Psychology, 2020 Neoliberalism calls upon the social sciences to explore how legal innovations – new laws and policies – incorporating neoliberal values are presented to the citizenry.
Tânia R. Santos +2 more
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Social Inclusion, 2022 This article deploys the Foucauldian concept of governmentality to study the political tensions that may unfold when commons are enacted through hybrid institutional configurations.
Marina Pera, Iolanda Bianchi
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