Policy transfer in global perspective

By M. Evans. 2004

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Contents: Introduction: is policy transfer rational policy-making?, Mark Evans Understanding policy transfer, Mark Evans. Policy Transfer between Developed Countries: Policy transfer networks: an insider perspective, Mark Evans with Paul McComb Policy transfer in a competition state: Britain's new deal, Mark Evans Environmental policy transfer in Germany and Greece, Stella Ladi. Policy Transfer from Developed to Developing Countries: Policy transfer in a transition state: the case of local government reform in the Ukraine, Veronica Ivanova and Mark Evans Policy transfer in Kyrgyzstan: the case of general practice fund-holding, Andrew Street Transferring higher education policies to Mexico: the case of the technological universities, Pedro Flores-Crespo Public management and policy transfer in South-East Asia, Richard Common. Policy Transfer from Developed Countries: Policy transfer and the developing country experience gap: taking a Southern perspective, Anthony Nedley Policy transfer between developing countries: the transfer of the Bolsa-Escola programme to Ecuador, Xenia Lana and Mark Evans In conclusion - policy transfer in global perspective, Mark Evans Bibliography Index.

Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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Citations in the corpus

• Policy diffusion and policy transfer (2009, background): “There are very few regional or small-N studies with a focus outside Europe, or at least the North Atlantic (some honourable and very enlightening exceptions are provided by Evans 2004, Weyland 2004, 2005).”
• Policy transfer in critical perspective (2009, methodology): “Multi-level approaches to the study of policy transfer are characterized by a concern with understanding outcomes of policy transfer through combining macro and micro (Dolowitz and Marsh 1996, 2000), or, macro, meso and micro (Evans and Davies 1999, Common 2001, Evans 2004b) levels of enquiry.”
• Mobilising Urban Policies: The Policy Transfer of US Business Improvement Districts to England and Wales (2008, background): “Academic accounts frequently, and quite correctly, highlight the rationales, mechanisms, actors and institutions behind the mobilisation of policies (see, for example, Dolowitz and Marsh, 2000; Evans, 2004; Evans and Davies, 1999; Jones and Newburn, 2007; Stone, 2004).”
• Conferences, informational infrastructures and mobile policies: the process of getting Sweden ‘BID ready’ (2012, methodology): “Drawing upon and critiquing traditional political science approaches to the issue of policy transfer (Dolowitz and Marsh, 2000; Evans, 2004; Stone, 2004), these contributions have emphasized ‘the people, places, and moments’ (Prince, 2010a: 169) involved in the making mobile of policies.”