Drawing on a cost–benefit approach, policy dismantling literature typically examines case
studies following omitted and blame‐avoidance strategies, which contrasts with the highly …

This article examines the recent processes of dismantling public policies oriented to promote
or regulate family farming in Latin America. It addresses two main questions: How and why …

Global policy making is taking shape in a wide range of public sector activities managed by
transnational policy communities. Public policy scholars have long recognised the impact of …

ABSTRACT National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) have been characterized by complex
implementation and coordination gaps, related to uneven framings in domestic contexts …

In the past decades a fast-growing movement of public policies crossing borders has
emerged, bringing new dynamics to public policymaking. A tipping-point was set with the fall …

The governance of complex policy issues such as food security, climate change, global
health, and migration often calls for integrative approaches, as progressing in one goal may …

Most research in policy transfer studies focused on cases of policies originating from the
'Global North'. However, recently countries of the 'Global South'became sources of models …

In this chapter, we present the different dynamics through which public policies spread.
Understanding the nature of diffusion helps students and scholars see where policy ideas …

With the growth of globalization, comparative policy analysis became increasingly
challenging. The contemporary transnational nature of public policymaking processes …

Brazil's federal government officially defined family farming (FF) as a public policy agenda in
1996; however, since then, Brazil's foreign policy in the field of agriculture has given priority …