| Journal of Public Policy 2006 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Can variation in public policies account for differences in comparative advantage? | Political science | Allen, Matthew, Funk, Lohar, Tuselmann, Heinz |
| Convergence and divergence in 'New Governance' arrangements: Evidence from European integrated natural resource strategies.(Natural Resource New Governance Arrangements) | Political science | Howlett, Michael, Rayner, Jeremy |
| Determinants of transposition delay in the European Union. | Political science | Kaeding, Michael |
| Intergovernmental fiscal relations, 'Argentine style'. | Political science | Gordin, Jorge P. |
| Learning from politics? The casual interplay between government performance and political ideology. | Political science | Kumlin, Staffan |
| Policy tools and institutional change comparing education policies in Norway, Sweden and England. | Political science | Helgoy, Ingrid, Homme, Anne |
| Styles of reform: Differences in quango creation between policy sectors in the Netherlands. | Political science | Van Thiel, Sandra |
| Taking actors' preferences and the institutional setting seriously: The EU Common Fisheries Policy. | Political science | Conceicao-Heldt, Eugenia Da |
| The contingency of corporatist influence: Incomes policy in the Netherlands. | Political science | Woldendorp, Jaap, Keman, Hans |
| The Internet and public-private governance in the European Union. | Political science | Christou, George, Simpson, Seamus |
| The political costs of policy coherence: Constructing a rural policy for Scotland. | Political science | Jordan, Grant, Halpin, Darren |
| The problematic metagovernance of networks: Water reform in New South Wales. | Political science | Bell, Stephen, Park, Alex |
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