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#10 Public Policy & Administration

标题/作者	引用次数	年份
Narratives of Promise, Narratives of Caution: A Review of the Literature on Social Impact Bonds A Fraser, S Tan, M Lagarde, N Mays Social Policy & Administration 52 (1), 4-28	192	2018
Is Contracting out of Public Services still the Great Panacea? A Systematic Review of Studies on Economic and Quality Effects from 2000 to 2014 OH Petersen, U Hjelmar, K Vrangbæk Social Policy & Administration 52 (1), 130-157	119	2018
Playing the Game of Outcomes‐based Performance Management. Is Gamesmanship Inevitable? Evidence from Theory and Practice T Lowe, R Wilson Social Policy & Administration 51 (7), 981-1001	107	2017
Welfare Chauvinism in Populist Radical Right Platforms: The Role of Redistributive Justice Principles L Ennser‐Jedenastik Social Policy & Administration 52 (1), 293-314	100	2018
Digitalization, Street‐Level Bureaucracy and Welfare Users' Experiences HT Hansen, K Lundberg, LJ Syltevik Social Policy & Administration 52 (1), 67-90	83	2018
The Quality of Work in a Changing Labour Market D Gallie Social Policy & Administration 51 (2), 226-243	73	2017
Pension system reform in China: Who gets what pensions? H Zhu, A Walker Social Policy & Administration 52 (7), 1410-1424	65	2018
‘Any one of us could be among that number’: Comparing the Policy Narratives for Individualized Disability Funding in Australia and England C Needham, H Dickinson Social Policy & Administration 52 (3), 731-749	64	2018
A New Kid in Town? Active Inclusion Elements in European Minimum Income Schemes S Marchal, N van Mechelen Social Policy & Administration 51 (1), 171-194	62	2017
Dualization and the access to occupational family‐friendly working‐time arrangements across Europe H Chung Social Policy & Administration 52 (2), 491-507	61	2018
Reducing Inequality in Childcare Service Use across European Countries: What (if any) Is the role of Social Spending? W Van Lancker Social Policy & Administration 52 (1), 271-292	60	2018
Labour Market Policy under Conditions of Permanent Austerity: Any Sign of Social Investment? M Bengtsson, C de la Porte, K Jacobsson Social Policy & Administration 51 (2), 367-388	59	2017
Digital by default? A qualitative study of exclusion in digitalised welfare J Schou, AS Pors Social Policy & Administration 53 (3), 464-477	59	2019
COVID‐19 and care homes in England: What happened and why? M Daly Social Policy & Administration 54 (7), 985-998	59	2020
The Vexed Question of Market Stewardship in the Public Sector: Examining Equity and the Social Contract through the Australian National Disability Insurance Scheme G Carey, H Dickinson, E Malbon, D Reeders Social Policy & Administration 52 (1), 387-407	58	2018
Public/Private Pension Mix, Income Inequality and Poverty among the Elderly in Europe: An Empirical Analysis Using New and Revised OECD Data J Been, K Caminada, K Goudswaard, O van Vliet Social Policy & Administration 51 (7), 1079-1100	54	2017
Work Activation Regimes and Well‐being of Unemployed People: Rhetoric, Risk and Reality of Quasi‐Marketization in the UK Work Programme E Carter, A Whitworth Social Policy & Administration 51 (5), 796-816	52	2017
The European flexicurity concept and the Dutch and Danish flexicurity models: How have they managed the Great Recession? S Bekker, M Mailand Social Policy & Administration 53 (1), 142-155	52	2019
The next generation EU: An analysis of the dimensions of conflict behind the deal C de la Porte, MD Jensen Social Policy & Administration 55 (2), 388-402	51	2021
Paradoxes of Social Impact Bonds F Maier, GP Barbetta, F Godina Social Policy & Administration 52 (7), 1332-1353	50	2018

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