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Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, 2004
The Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forests in Europe (MCPFE) is an international policy-making platform on forest policy in Europe. Forty-four European countries and the European Community elaborate common views on forest policy issues and commit themselves to actions at periodic Ministerial Conferences.
Peter Mayer, Ewald Rametsteiner
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The Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forests in Europe (MCPFE) is an international policy-making platform on forest policy in Europe. Forty-four European countries and the European Community elaborate common views on forest policy issues and commit themselves to actions at periodic Ministerial Conferences.
Peter Mayer, Ewald Rametsteiner
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From Practice Research to Public Policy—The Ministerial Summit on Health Research
Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 2005OBJECTIVE To report on the outcomes of discussions on the role of research in the improvement of population health that took place at the Ministerial Summit on Health Research. DATA SOURCES Information was gathered from presentations ...
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Prime Ministerial Management of the Parliamentary Party in European Policy
2018This chapter analyses the behaviour of the governmental parliamentary party in European policy. Did it mainly support the government and prime minister or were there regular rebellions? Its voting record on European policy in general is addressed here with particular reference to the ERM and EMU case studies. A broader view of the parliamentary party’s
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Research Note: A Profile of Ministerial Policy Staff in the Government of Canada
Canadian Journal of Political Science, 2015AbstractAlthough ministerial political advisors are prominent and influential actors within the core executive in Canada and elsewhere, information is scarce with respect to their personal and professional backgrounds and career trajectory. This article uses recent survey data and publicly available biographical information to analyse the demographic ...
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Journal of International Arbitration, 2020
The Egyptian Arbitration Law No. 27/1994 (the 'Egyptian Arbitration Law') was enacted without delineating the subject of arbitrability of administrative contracts. This was one of the hottest pre-existing debates preceding the promulgation of the Egyptian Arbitration Law, yet the latter has succinctly mentioned that arbitration is valid between public ...
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The Egyptian Arbitration Law No. 27/1994 (the 'Egyptian Arbitration Law') was enacted without delineating the subject of arbitrability of administrative contracts. This was one of the hottest pre-existing debates preceding the promulgation of the Egyptian Arbitration Law, yet the latter has succinctly mentioned that arbitration is valid between public ...
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Cognizance and Consultation of Randomized Controlled Trials among Ministerial Policy Analysts
Review of Policy Research, 2012AbstractConsultation of scientific evidence by policy actors has been the foci of attention of knowledge utilization scholars for decades. The present study questioned the extent to which randomized controlled trials (RCTs)—generally seen as the gold standard of scientific research—are known and consulted by policy analysts in ministerial settings ...
Pierre‐Olivier Bédard, Mathieu Ouimet
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Prime Ministerial Political Leadership and British European Policy: An Introduction
2018Assessments of the premierships of Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair, who have been seen as dominant leaders, corresponded with research in the past years which has argued that contemporary politics in liberal democracies has become increasingly personalised and that heads of government today have more power resources and autonomy than their ...
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Trust but verify: Ministerial policy advisors and public servants in the Government of Canada
Canadian Public Administration, 2016AbstractPolitical advisors in Canada are comparatively numerous and highly differentiated in role. Based on a recent survey, this article examines how senior ministerial policy advisors, a subset of the political staff community, perceive their support for ministers and their relationships with public servants.
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Inter-Ministerial Coordination: A Working Group in Climate Policy.
2020The 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
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