Path‐Dependent Danish Welfare Reforms: The Contribution of the New Institutionalisms to Understanding Evolutionary Change

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Understanding the historical turn in the policy sciences: A critique of stochastic, narrative, path dependency and process-sequencing models of policy-making over time (2006, methodology): “Although it has been applied to such diverse cases of policy-making and political re-structuring as European, Danish, and post-Soviet regime transitions (Holzinger and Knill, 2002; Nee and Cao, 1999; Rona-Tas, 1998; Torfing, 2001) and environmental, industrial and health policy-making (Kline, 2001; ”
Neo-liberalism and universal state education: the cases of Denmark, Norway and Sweden 1980–2011 (2013, background): “Attempts to privatise the public sector, increase the use of contracting-out, introduce new user fees and the introduction of repressive workfare policies based on stricter control, lower benefits and wages, were met with such vehement opposition from the Social Democrats and trade unions that the g”