Developing countries have adopted or adapted public sector reform interventions based
largely on the model of new public management (NPM). Since this model has now been …

The shift towards sustainable development is argued to be achieved by a circular disruption
triggered or supported by circular economy (CE) policies. CE policies can pressure the …

Public administration, public policy, and political economy literatures are increasingly
preoccupied with the role of agency in policy and institutional change, and the effects of …

This article illustrates an analytic eclectic value of structure, institution and agency (SIA)
framework in comparative public policy. It engages and utilizes certain structural, institutional …

The Lab for Entrepreneurship and Development, a now-independent research lab that first
started at the Institute of Quantitative Social Sciences at Harvard University, with the …

In the past three decades,“policy entrepreneurship” has emerged as a key analytical
concept helping to explain institutional and policy change. Despite this, however, the …

In recent decades, public management has been restructured worldwide for greater
efficiency and innovation based on entrepreneurship‐driven models such as Reinventing …

This article examines the role of policy entrepreneurs in countering regulatory capture, a
phenomenon whereby regulatory bodies influenced by industry lobbying often prioritize …

How is policy change possible if policy entrepreneurs' cognition, rationality and identity are
conditioned by the very policy institutions they wish to change? To solve this paradox of …

Introdução: Mapeamos e classificamos a produção intelectual sobre a política de combate à
pobreza dos governos de Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1994-1997 e 1998-2002) e de Luiz …