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The central role of ministerial offices in public policy decision-making: An analysis of ministerial cabinets' effect on political-administrative trust in Belgium

Göransson, Marie, Aubin, David
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Ministerial Advisers and the Politics of Policy-Making: Bureaucratic Permanence and Popular Control [PDF]

Australian Journal of Public Administration, 2007
The advent of ministerial advisers of the partisan variety – a third element interposing itself into Westminster's bilateral monopoly – has been acknowledged as a significant development in a number of jurisdictions. While there are commonalities across contexts, the New Zealand experience provides an opportunity to explore the extent to which the ...
Richard Hugh Shaw, Chris Eichbaum
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Inter-Ministerial Coordination in Germany: A Working Group in Climate Policy

, 2014
The following case study introduces coordination in climate adaptation policy, which is often regarded as a ‘wicked issue’ (Head, 2008) and thus characterized by strong complexity, uncertainty and ambiguity. In general, the field of climate policy is split between mitigation policy, that is targeting the causes of climate change mainly through emission
Hustedt, Thurid, Thurid Hustedt
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Political Control and Bureaucratic Expertise: Policy Analysis by Ministerial Cabinet Members

, 2017
While in many Western-European countries the ascend of special advisers is a relatively recent phenomenon, Belgium since long engages ministerial cabinets as structural interfaces between politics and administration.
Athanassios Gouglas
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Government Governance (GG) and Inter-Ministerial Policy Coordination (IMPC) in Eastern and Central Europe and Central Asia [PDF]

Public Organization Review, 2008
Government governance, Inter-ministerial policy coordination, Eastern and Central Europe, Central Asia,
Saner Raymond
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Policy reversals and Prime Ministerial power

1997
Mr Heath’s Prime Ministerial style of Government in relation to back bench dissent had been effectively analysed by Philip Norton. But in the context of the policy changes so far discussed the question of personalities had been deliberately played down.
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Foreign policy reorientation

2023
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Policy, Office and Votes: The Electoral Value of Ministerial Office

British Journal of Political Science, 2014
Parties are not unitary actors, and legislators within the same party may have divergent interests, which complicates the understanding of parties’ motivations and behaviour. This article argues that holding a ministerial portfolio confers an electoral advantage, and so, in contrast to their co-partisans, politicians who are ministers simultaneously ...
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Awareness and use of systematic literature reviews and meta-analyses by ministerial policy analysts

Canadian Public Administration, 2017
AbstractSystematic literature reviews and meta‐analyses have been promoted as important types of evidence to inform policy analysis and policy decisions. Little is known, however, about ministerial policy analysts' knowledge of this type of evidence. Drawing from a survey conducted among policy analysts (Québec), we report on the extent to which these ...
Pierre‐Olivier Bédard, Mathieu Ouimet
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