Policy Transfer in the European Union: An Institutionalist Perspective

By S. Bulmer, S. Padgett. 2005

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations, Strategy and Management

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In Political Science and International Relations

1. R. Wurzel
2. A. Zito
3. M. Thatcher
4. A. Jordan
5. D. Coen
6. S. Borrás
7. C. Radaelli
8. Daniel S. Schiff

In Strategy and Management

1. D. Coen
2. M. Thatcher
3. S. Borrás
4. C. Radaelli
5. J. Heijden
6. Berthold Rittberger
7. Daniel S. Schiff
8. D. Levi‐Faur

Citations in the corpus

• Reshaping european regulatory space: An evolutionary analysis (2008, background): “Thus, for instance, integration may occur due to ‘policy transfer’ between different sectors and between the national and supra-national levels (Bulmer and Padgett 2005; Bulmer et al. 2007; and see Börzel 2001 on uploading and downloading).”
• European governance and the transfer of ‘new’ environmental policy instruments (NEPIs) in the European Union (2003, background): “innovation. Bulmer and Padgett (2000) draw a different distinction between the more”
• The politics of governance architectures: creation, change and effects of the EU Lisbon Strategy (2011, background): “Recently this literature has moved to the consideration of more ambitious analytical frameworks related to constitutionalism and governance (Armstrong 2008; Bulmer and Padgett 2005; Sabel and Zeitlin 2008).”