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Greek Ministerial Advisers: Policy Managers, Not Experts? [PDF]
This article investigates the policy-making role of Greek ministerial advisers. This is achieved by classifying those actors using typologies developed in empirical studies of political staff in Westminster systems, according to policy roles, nature and dimension of policy advice activities, and the policy cycle.
Athanassios Gouglas
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The institutionalization of the role of ministerial advisers in most parliamentary democracies has transformed what was once à pas de deux between ministers and senior civil servants into a ménage à trois.
Richard Shaw, Chris Eichbaum
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Public Policy Accumulation in Ireland: The Changing Profile of Ministerial Departments 1922–2022
The relationship between the policy ambitions of political incumbents and the organisation of the state administration to achieve them is complex and fluid, and cross-sectional studies provide useful but limited insights into how this relationship is evolving. There is evidence that the challenge of managing and coordinating the modern state’s stock of
Muiris Maccarthaigh +2 more
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Landscape of Aging Policies in Bangladesh: A Perspective Study [PDF]
Background and Aims Aging is currently a global concern, as there has been a massive transition in life expectancy and lower mortality rates because of advances in medical science.
Md Jamil Hossain
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Policy Monitoring and Ministerial Survival: Evidence from Multiparty Presidentialism [PDF]
Studies on policy monitoring and ministerial survival within coalition governments are usually conducted separately. In this study, we bring these topics together and argue that the strategy of coalition partners to oversee the implementation of one another's policies has surprising consequences on the duration of office‐holding ministers.
Thiago N. Silva, Alejandro Medina
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Ministerial policy dominance in parliamentary democracies
Abstract To what extent do ministries dominate a particular policy domain? The policy dictator model and many principle‐agent models of governmental control that followed suit assume that governments create ministries with clear and exclusive policy responsibilities.
Klüser, K Jonathan, Breunig, Christian
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Analisis terhadap Dualitas Peraturan Menteri dalam Sistem Peraturan Perundang-Undangan di Indonesia
This article examines the duality of ministerial regulations in Indonesian regulation system based on their making authority sources according to Law No. 12 Year 2011 concerning Regulation Making Rules (UU P3).
Irfan Ardyan Nusanto
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The Clean Energy Ministerial: Motivation for and policy consequences of membership [PDF]
What motivated national governments to join the Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM), a climate club founded in 2010? And to what extent have the club members participated in policy initiatives developed by the CEM? Our analysis shows that combinations of (a) the expected benefits of club membership and (b) the leadership of the USA induced the governments ...
Jale Tosun, Adrian Rinscheid
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Lost in Translation? – The Bristol Accord and the Sustainable Communities Agenda
The Bristol Accord, agreed at an EU Ministerial Informal meeting in December 2005, was the UK"s contribution to the emerging EU urban agenda. Although nominally positioned within contemporary European debates on sustainable urban development and linked ...
Neil Evans
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Legal policy of development and the provision of law flight human resources belong to national transportation policy subs-system. Legal policy contained in Act No. 7 of 2007 about RPJP puts the development of air transportation as one of the parts of the
Endang Puji Lestari
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