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Dynamics of experimental governance: A meta-study of functions and uses of climate governance experiments [PDF]
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2017 Abstract Societies around the world are faced with wicked problems such as climate change. In this context, experimental governance approaches have emerged as tools with potential utility in both top-down and bottom-up governance efforts. At the same time, experimental governance has gained momentum as a desirable policy goal in its own right. As the
Senja Laakso, Annukka Berg
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Experimental Government in the Anthropocene
2021The effects of modern liberal capitalism such as climate change, environmental degradation, and infrastructural fragility are seen as requiring the recalibration of modern governmental frameworks. This chapter traces two tendencies within this attempt to rethinking government for the Anthropocene and explores the perceived problems of modern government
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Contributions of Experimental Research to Network Governance
2017chapter accepted for ...
Schwaninger, Manuel +2 more
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When the Government Went Experimental
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010When households make financial decisions, one may expect them to be both informative and rational – just as any other financial agent. In this paper, we question whether this hypothesis is error-free and correct by using a unique large-scale event study. Our results do not support the axioms of financial theory. However, our results are harmonious with
Ido Kallir, Aharon R. Ofer
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Agile local governments: Experimentation before implementation
Government Information Quarterly, 2018Abstract This paper discusses how local governments can team up for joint service provision, be more adaptive towards new technological and organisational changes and introduce novel services following main industry trends (e.g. predictive analytics, autonomous vehicles and artificial intelligence). The conceptual approach is to use Public Value (PV)
Ralf-Martin Soe, Wolfgang Drechsler
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Experimental Study of the Principles Governing Tokamak Transport
Physical Review Letters, 1986Both in ohmically and beam-heated L-mode discharges of ASDEX, the electron-temperature (T/sub e/) profile shape can be varied over a wide range by the choice of the safety factor q/sub a/. The power-deposition profile, on the contrary, has no effect on the T/sub e/-profile shape.
F. Wagner +68 more
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Experimental Governance and the Big Society
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010This working paper explores some of the issues of democratic and normative legitimacy raised by the proposals to devolve power to local decision-makers as part of the ‘Big Society’ agenda. The paper examines the similarities between the Big Society proposals and democratic experimentalism, with which they share many characteristics.
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Cognitive Biases in Government Procurement – An Experimental Study
Review of Law & Economics, 2014Abstract Competitive bidding (CB) is the dominant governmental contracting mechanism by which hundreds of billions of dollars are allocated annually. We claim that when bid evaluators assess the qualitative components of competing bids while being exposed to the bid prices, a systematic bias occurs that gives an unjust advantage to ...
Omer Dekel, Amos Schurr
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