List of papers
Topics
T01 - POLICY PROCESS THEORIES
P01. The Multiple Streams Framework in non-democracies
Annemieke van den Dool (Duke Kunshan University)
P02. The Advocacy Coalition Framework: Rising to Contemporary Challenges
Christopher Weible (University of Colorado Denver)
Daniel Nohrstedt (Uppsala University)
Karin Ingold (University of Bern)
P03. Public Policies Beyond Borders: International Cooperation, Transfers and Translations
Osmany Porto de Oliveira (Department of International Relations - Federal University of São Paulo)
Cecilia Osorio Gonnet (Universidad de Chile)
P04. Advancing the debate on the main factors associated with policy change in Latin America: theoretical perspectives and case studies
Pedro Medellín Torres (ESAP- Escuela Superior de Administración Pública)
Cesar Nicandro Cruz-Rubio (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
Gloria Del Castillo (Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Sede México)
P08. Rebuilding Public Trust in Policy Making Processes Under Complexity
Dr. Biswajit Bandyopadhyay (Independent Researcher )
Nemi Chand Goliaya (PGGCG-42 Panjab University Chandigarh,India )
P10. The Narrative Policy Framework: Taking Stock of New Developments
Bettina Stauffer (KPM Center for Public Management, University of Bern)
Michael Jones (Oregon State University )
Johanna Kuenzler (Deutsche Universität für Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer)
P11. Motivations and Perceptions of Individual and Collective Actors in Policy Processes
Johanna Hornung (University of Berne)
Patrick Hassenteufel (University of Versailles-Paris-Saclay/Printemps)
Nils C. Bandelow (Technische Universität Carolo-Wilhelmina Braunschweig)
P12. The Multiple Streams Framework: Theoretical refinements and empirical applications
Nicole Herweg (University of Heidelberg)
Reimut Zohlnhöfer (University of Heidelberg. Departnment of Political Science)
Nikolaos Zahariadis (Rhodes College)
P14. Constructivist and Pragmatist Approaches of Policy Process
Philippe Zittoun (LAET-ENTPE, University of Lyon)
Patrick Hassenteufel (University of Versailles-Paris-Saclay/Printemps)
William Dunn (University of Pittsburgh)
P15. Policy Entrepreneurship: Past, Present, and Future
Gordon Shockley (Arizona State U.)
Evangelia Petridou (Mid-Sweden University)
T02 - COMPARATIVE PUBLIC POLICY
P01. Social Transformations and COVID-19 Pandemic in the Middle East and North Africa: Implications and Policy Responses
Anis Ben Brik, PhD (Hamad Bin Khalifa University College of Public Policy)
P02. The Political Economy of Public Policy: Bringing New Models and Methods in
Matia Vannoni (King's College London)
John Peter (KCL)
P03. Trust and the Smart City
Alistair Cole
P04. Policy-induced Challenges to Modern Democracies
Christoph Knill (University of Munich)
Yves Steinebach (LMU München - GSI)
P05. Post-Exceptionalism and Nexus Governance in Food and Agricultural Policy
Gerry Alons (Radboud University of Nijmegen)
Carsten Daugbjerg (University of Copenhagen)
Sandra Schwindenhammer (Justus Liebig University Giessen)
P06. The politics of higher education, research and innovation policies
Jens Jungblut (Department of Political Science, University of Oslo)
Martina Vukasovic (University of Bergen)
Mitchell Young (Charles University)
P07. Family Complexity and Social Policy around the World
Mia Hakovirta (University of Turku)
Daniel Meyer (University of Wisconsin - Madison)
Christine Skinner
P08. Explaining policy change
Munoz del Campo Norma (Universidad de Santiago de Chile)
Carla Tomazini (Printemps / Université de Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines)
Melina de Souza Rocha Lukic (York University)
P09. Advancing Research on Policy Dismantling
Jan Pollex (University of Osnabrueck)
Andrea Lenschow (University of Osnabrueck)
Charlotte Burns (University of York)
P10. Public Policies for Digital Risks: A Comparative Policy Analysis
Sivan-Sevilla Ido (Cornell Tech)
Shawn Janzen (University of Maryland)
P11. Urban policy analysis: Theoretical and empirical developments
David Kaufmann (ETH Zürich)
Mara Sidney (Rutgers University-Newark)
P12. Policy problems and policy integration. Differences and similarities across sectors
Guillermo Cejudo (Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE))
Philipp Trein (University of Lausanne)
P13. Public administration paradigms and policy analysis traditions in Latin American and Southern European countries.
Leonardo Secchi (State University of Santa Catarina (UDESC/ESAG))
Sandra Firmino (University of Lisbon - School of Social and Political Sciences, Centre for Public Administration and Public Policies)
Cibele Franzese (Fundação Getulio Vargas)
P14. Political Economy and Public Policy
Grace Skogstad (University of Toronto)
Matt Wilder (Harvard University)
P15. Multilevel Response in Times of Crisis
Isabelle Engeli (University of Exeter)
Thibaud Deruelle (University of Exeter)
P16. International and cross-sectorial comparative policy learning in payment for performance and financial incentives in health care, social care and education
Fabiana DACUNHA SADDI (University of East Anglia)
Stephen Peckham (Centre for Health Services Studies, University of Kent)
Allan Sousa (University of Brasília, Brazil)
T03 - POLICY, POLITICS AND POLITICAL REGIME
P01. Policy Making in an Unequal World: A Dialogue between Policy and Inequality Research
Margarita Manosalvas (FLACSO)
Cosmo Howard (Griffith University)
Diana Leon-Espinoza (Griffith University)
P02. Rebuilding the Public Purpose: Strategies Toward Post Multiple Crises Recoveries
Bryan Evans (Ryerson University)
P03. Public Policy and Political Clientelism: the Challenges of a Scientific Division
LAURA GIRAUD (Centre for Legal Research, University of La Reunion)
Damien Deschamps (Univeristé de La Réunion)
Olivier Provini (Université de La Réunion)
P04. Market governance in authoritarian settings
Emmanuelle Mathieu (University of Lausanne)
FULYA APAYDIN (Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)
P05. The expansion of non-judicial mechanisms of justice: a public administration approach
Sule Tomkinson (Université Laval)
P06. Social Movements and their Influence on the Public Policy Agenda
Vasil Navumau (Center for Advanced Internet Studies)
Olga Matveieva (Dnipropetrovsk Regional Institute of Public Administration)
P08. Populism and policy making
Attila Bartha (Centre for Social Sciences, ELKH and Corvinus University of Budapest)
Zsolt Boda (Centre for Social Sciences - Centre of Excellence of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
T04 - PUBLIC PROBLEM AND AGENDA SETTING
P01. Policies for hybrid governance
Jan-Erik Johanson (Tampere University)
Jarmo Vakkuri (Tampere University, Faculty of Management and Business)
Tero Erkkilä (University of Helsinki)
P02. Issue Attention and Political Representation
Laura Chaqués Bonafont (University of Barcelona and IBEI)
P03. AGENDA DYNAMICS AND POLICY CHANGE IN LATIN AMERICA
Felipe Brasil (UNESP Araraquara)
Jeraldine Alicia del Cid Castro (FLACSO México)
P04. Public policy agenda in relation to long-term care of older people
Virginija Poskute (ISM University of Management and Economics)
Ruta Kazlauskaite (ISM University of Management and Economics)
Alexandra Lopes (University of Porto - Department of Sociology)
T05 - POLICY FORMULATION, ADMINISTRATION AND POLICYMAKERS
P01. Justice or Public Management? Public Sector Reform and Corruption
Pablo Sanabria (School of Government, Universidad de los Andes, Colombia)
Guillaume Fontaine (FLACSO Sede Ecuador)
P02. Robust politics and governance in turbulent times
Eva Sørensen (Department of Social Sciences and Business)
Christopher Ansell (University of California, Berkeley)
Jacob Torfing (Roskilde University)
P03. Accountability and datafication in the governance of public sectors: A policy instruments perspective
Antoni Verger (Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona)
Sotiria Grek
Christian Maroy (Université catholique de Louvain & Université de Montréal)
P04. Central agencies, policy direction and executive leadership
John Halligan (Institute for Governance and Policy Analysis, University of Canberra)
jonathan craft (University of Toronto)
P05. Dealing with wicked problems: Policy capacity and Policy Formulation in an Era of diminished Certainties
Andrea Lippi (Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Florence)
Theodore Tsekos (University of Peloponnese)
P07. Policy Narratives and Policy Actors – Exploring the Linkages
Sonja Blum (Universität Bielefeld)
Maria Tullia Galanti (Department of Social and Political Sciences, University of Milan)
Johanna Kuhlmann (Universität Bremen)
P08. Making co-creation work: The relevance of strategic management
Andreja Pegan (Northumbria University )
Brittney Regal
Ewan Ferlie (King's College London )
P09. How Experts Organize and Interact with the Political World? The Political Socializations of Experts
Valentin THOMAS (IRISSO - Université Paris-Dauphine, PSL Université)
Jean-Baptiste Devaux (Sciences PO Lyon)
Muriel Surdez (University of Fribourg)
T06 - POLICY IMPLEMENTATION
P01. Governance of intersectoral policies with the population: capturing citizens needs in time of crisis
Pernelle Smits
Fernanda Natasha Bravo Cruz ( University of Brasília (UnB). Department of Public Policy Management (GPP). )
P02. Educational policies application outside the original territory for which they were created
Rubén Palacio (Universidad de Medellín)
Esteban Vasquez (Universidad de Medellín)
Sebastian Hurtado Correa (Universidad de Medellín)
P03. Street-level bureaucracy in weak institutions
Rik Peeters (CIDE)
GABRIELA LOTTA (Getulio Vargas Foundation)
Fernando Nieto Morales, (El Colegio de Mexico)
P04. Advancing the debate on implementation gaps in social policies, from micro explanations to general theories
Giorgia Nesti (Università di Padova)
Matteo Bassoli (University of Padova)
P05. Qualitative Approaches to Comparing Policy Implementation
Federica Infantino (University of Oxford/Université Libre de Bruxelles)
Tobias Eule (University of Bern)
T07 - POLICY DESIGN, POLICY ANALYSIS, EXPERTISE AND EVALUATION
P01. Designing complex evaluations for application to public health policy
Angeline Ferdinand (University of Melbourne)
Volker Amelung (Medical University Hannover)
Ana Maria Oyarce (Universidad de Chile)
P02. Agenda 2030 and institutional change in the Global South
Paul Cisneros (Instituto de Altos Estudios Nacionales - IAEN)
sofia cordero (Instituto de Altos Estudios Nacionales)
P03. Investigating the Pillars of Policy Design: Modes, Spaces and Calibrations
Giliberto Capano (University of Bologna)
Michael Howlett (Simon Fraser University)
P04. Operationalizing the Policy Design Framework
B. Guy Peters (University of Pittsburgh)
Guillaume Fontaine (FLACSO Sede Ecuador)
P05. Relationality: The Inner Life of Policy
Raul Lejano (New York University )
Anne Taufen (University of Washington )
Koen Bartels (University of Birmingham)
P07. Problem structures and the policy process
Sabrina Kirschke (Museum für Naturkunde – Leibniz Institute for Evolution and Biodiversity Science)
Hannah Kosow (Universität Stuttgart)
P08. Teaching Policy Design: Topics & Techniques
Scott Schmidt (Georgetown University)
Michael Howlett (Simon Fraser University)
Azad Singh Bali (Australian National University)
P09. VIRTUAL PANEL The Advisory Roles of Political Scientists in Europe
Arco Timmermans (Institute of Public Administration, Leiden University)
Jens Jungblut (Department of Political Science, University of Oslo)
P10. Public policy design and analysis: what role do parliaments play?
Anna Palau (University of Barcelona)
Muñoz Luz (University of Barcelona)
P11. Policy Mix and Capacity in Governance Contexts: interactions and outcomes
Pedro Cavalcante (Institute of Applied Economic Research - Ipea)
Hironobu Sano (Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil)
P13. Policy Evaluation and Policy Analysis: re-bridging the gap to evaluate policies in a period characterized by the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic
Giancarlo Vecchi (Politecnico di Milano)
Dominika Wojtowicz (Kozminski University)
P14. Challenges of evaluative research in a pandemic context: methodological adaptations and new debates on the quality of evaluation.
Carla Frias Ortega (Universidad de Chile y Universidad de Barcelona.)
andrea peroni (universidad de chile)
Carolina Muñoz-Mendoza (Instituto de Gobierno y Políticas Públicas. Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona)
P15. Anticipatory policy design for addressing sustainability challenges
Nicolas Schmid (ETH Zurich)
Sebastian Sewerin (ETH Zurich, Energy and Technology Policy Group)
Benjamin Cashore (National University of Singapore)
P16. Evidence for policy in an age of post-truth politics
Justin Parkhurst (London School of Economics and Political Science)
Katherine Smith (University of Strathclyde)
P17. Evidence and Decision-Making in Multilevel Governance
Pirmin Bundi (University of Lausanne)
Valerie Pattyn (Leiden University. Institute of Public Administration)
P18. Evaluating policy responses to address digital disruption, industry transformations and workforce resilience
Sreeja Nair (National University of Singapore)
Eduardo Araral
P20. Complexities of public policy evaluation: exploring political approaches to analyze its multiple dimensions
Regina Laisner (São Paulo State University)
Carolina Muñoz-Mendoza (Instituto de Gobierno y Políticas Públicas. Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona)
P21. Food policy: crises and responses
Simone Busetti (University of Teramo)
Maria Stella Righettini (University of Padova )
P22. Institutions and Politics of Expert Advice and Policy Learning
Wei Li (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Hongmei Lu (Michigan Technological University)
Claire Dunlop (University of Exeter)
T08 - POLICY DISCOURSE AND CRITICAL POLICY RESEARCH
P01. Growing Resilience: Crafting Public Policy that Supports Sustainable, Just Food Systems
Johanna Wilkes (Wilfrid Laurier University; Balsillie School of International Affairs)
Carla Johnston (Balsillie School of International Affairs)
Alison Blay-Palmer (Wilfrid Laurier University)
P02. Producing markets, producing administrations: Theorizing contemporary marketization
Andreas Öjehag (Karlstad University)
Dalia Mukhtar-Landgren (Lund University)
Mats Fred (Lund University)
P03. Democratic experimentalism, governance and public policies in Latin America: challenges and perspectives
Carolina Andion (Santa Catarina State University)
Rubens Lima Moraes (Concordia University )
Suylan Midlej (University of Brasilia )
P04. Social Theory, Crises and Public Policy
Karel Cada (University of Economics Prague)
Anna Durnová
P05. Policy conflicts in transformation
Dieter Plehwe (Berlin Social Science Research Center (WZB))
Milan Hrubeš (University of Hradec Králové)
P06. Public Policy and Public Service Delivery
Arman Gasparyan (KU Leuven)
Ramya Chitrapu (University of Hyderabad)
Charles Mazhazhate (Bindura University of Science Education)
P07. Critical Interpretations of “Justice” in Climate Change and Related Transitions
Tamara Metze (Wageningen University)
Jennifer Dodge (Rockefeller College/University at Albany)
P08. Innovative Approaches to Addressing contemporary wicked problems in Public Policy
Naresh Singh (Jindal School of Government and Public Policy. O.P.Jindal Global University)
P09. Critical Pedagogy in Public Policy: approaches, experiences and challenges
Rosana Boullosa (University of Brasilia/Brazil and Enap/Brazil)
Janaina Peres (Universidade de Brasília - UnB)
P10. Discourse and policy narratives in megaprojects administration and management: Complexity, uncertainty, and conflictuality
Andrea Terlizzi ( Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies)
Giovanni Esposito (University of Liège)
P11. Arguments and Narratives in Policy Discourse
Hugh Miller (Florida Atlantic University)
Frank Fischer (Humboldt University, Berlin and University of Kassel, Germany)
P13. The Political Formulation of Policy Solutions: Arguments, Arenas and Coalitions
Philippe Zittoun (LAET-ENTPE, University of Lyon)
Nikolaos Zahariadis (Rhodes College)
Frank Fischer (Humboldt University, Berlin and University of Kassel, Germany)
P14. Responsible politics in an era of AI and automation
Malin Rönnblom (Department of Political, Historical, Religious and Cultural Studies)
Vanja Carlsson (Karlstad University)
Andreas Öjehag (Karlstad University)
T09 - INTEREST GROUPS, BUSINESS, NETWORKS AND GOVERNANCE
P01. Ministers, bureaucrats and advisors in the executive: consolidating comparative research
Thurid Hustedt (Hertie School)
Marleen Brans (KU Leuven Public Governance Institute)
Gouglas Athanassios (University of Exeter)
P02. The limits of public services regulatory governance: methodological and empirical challenges
Alvaro Artigas (Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences Po))
Jacint Jordana (Universitat Pompeu Fabra - Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)
P03. Metropolitan governance: models, policies and political processes
Mariona Tomas (Universitat de Barcelona)
Maria Angeles Huete García (Universidad Pablo de Olavide)
P04. Interest groups across the policy cycle
Adrià Albareda (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Caelesta Braun (Leiden University, Institute of Public Administration)
Moritz Müller (Leiden University)
P05. Democratization in Regulatory Governance
Libby Maman (Hebrew University)
Ixchel Perez-Duran (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
P06. Travelling models of urban governance: theorizing, branding, and local appropriation
Giulia Romano (Institute of East Asian Studies (IN-EAST), University Duisburg-Essen)
Gil Pradeau (University of Westminster)
Sergio Montero (Universidad de los Andes)
P07. Consultants in the Policy Process
Reut Marciano (University of Toronto )
Chris Hurl (Concordia University)
P08. Comparing Political Networks
Manuel Fischer (Eawag)
Petr Ocelik (Masaryk University, Faculty of Social Studies)
P09. Universities in turbulent times: How covid-19 is impacting the present and future of Latin American higher education governance
Miguel Alejandro González-Ledesma (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México)
Germán Alvarez-Mendiola (Cinvestav, IPN)
Marcelo Mella Polanco (Universidad de Santiago de Chile)
T10 - FEDERALISM AND MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE
P01. Challenges of the policy process in subnational governance: Low capacity, different context, or simply just local features?
Oliver Meza (CIDE)
Emilio Moya (Universidad Católica de Temuco )
P02. The Impact of Decentralization on Governance Systems
Glendal Wright (Bankworld, Inc)
Juraj Nemec (Masaryk University Brno)
P03. Multi-Level Governance from a Network Perspective
Melanie Nagel (University of Tuebingen)
Carlos Bravo-Laguna (Barcelona Institute of International Studies (IBEI))
Petr Ocelik (Masaryk University, Faculty of Social Studies)
P04. Sanctuary Cities across Space and Time: Public Policy Perspectives
Raffaele Bazurli (Queen Mary University of London)
Els de Graauw (Baruch College, the City University of New York (CUNY))
P05. From Decentralization to Recentralization: Processes and Dynamics behind the Concentration of Power and Authority at the Center
Helder Ferreira do Vale (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU))
Jean-Baptiste Harguindéguy (Universidad Pablo de Olavide)
P07. Governing climate change at national and subnational levels: Federalism and Multi-Level Issues
Andre Andrade (Univesity of Potsdam)
Harald Fuhr (University of Potsdam)
P08. New ways to financing budget in the subnational level and metropolitan areas in the post pandemic context: autonomy or fiscal dependence?
Alain Dimitrius Izquierdo Reyes (Universidad de Guadalajara)
Navarrete Carlos (UdeG)
Juan Diego Omar Martínez Delgado (Universidad de Guadalajara)
T11 - METHODOLOGIES
P01. Studying policy interventions and reform initiatives as “campaigns”
Michael Barzelay (London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London)
Michael Mintrom (Monash University)
Yifei Yan (University of Southampton)
P02. Manifestos and Debates about the Public Policy/Management Academy: Re-examination and Counter-statements
Michael Barzelay (London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London)
William Dunn (University of Pittsburgh)
P03. Text as Data: New Approaches and Empirical Applications for Analysing Policy and Legislative Texts
Sebastian Sewerin (ETH Zurich, Energy and Technology Policy Group)
Lynn Kaack (ETH Zurich)
Slava Jankin (Data Science Lab, Hertie School)
P04. Taking Stock of Evaluation Methods for Public Policy
Achim Kemmerling (Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt)
Thilo Bodenstein (Central European University)
P05. Measurement challenges in public policy research
Xavier Fernández-i-Marín (LMU Munich)
T12 - GENDER, DIVERSITY AND PUBLIC POLICY
P02. Investigating Gender in Public Policy: taking stock and moving forward
Panchali Guha (Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore)
Jennifer Curtin (University of Auckland)
Ola El-Taliawi (University of Twente)
P03. Linking social innovation and empowerment: A public policy role?
Raquel Gallego-Calderón (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
Lara Maestripieri (Politecnico di Milano)
P04. Ethical Gender or Gendered Ethics? Current Perspectives and Prospects in Policy Sciences, Research and Practice
Ozge Uluskaradag (Concordia University)
Stuti Rawat (Education University of Hong Kong)
P06. VIRTUAL PANEL Gender public policies of the 21st century: advances and challenges
Anelise Gregis Estivalet (Stanford University)
Gabriel Dvoskin (Universidad de Buenos Aires)
T13 - SCIENCE, INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY
P01. Policy Measures and Institutional Arrangements to Govern Data-Driven Innovation for Sustainability
Masaru Yarime (The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
T14 - SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENT AND POLICY
P01. Climate Change as a Politics and Public Policy Challenge for Large Metropolises: A South-North Perspective
Klaus Frey (Federal University of ABC)
Andrea Lampis (Institute of Energy and Environment (University of São Paulo))
P02. A Socially Just and Ecologically Sustainable Circular Economy: Principles, Politics and Practice
Sina Leipold (University of Freiburg)
Anran Luo (University of Freiburg)
Machteld Simoens (Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg)
P03. New human rights and environmental due diligence regulations: Towards hardened foreign accountability?
Almut Schilling-Vacaflor (University of Osnabrück)
Andrea Lenschow (University of Osnabrueck)
Maria-Therese Gustafsson (Department of Political Science, Stockholm University)
P04. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 5 years on: conceptualization, measurement and communication
Lukas Pukelis (Public Policy and Management Institute (PPMI))
Nuria Bautista-Puig (University of Gävle)
P05. Form, content and function: advancing theoretical explorations and empirical findings on sustainability governance
Claudia Azcuy Becquer (Universität Passau)
Jordi Rosell (Universitat de Girona)
P07. The (Im)possibility of Governing Transformation to Sustainability - Between Policies and Self-Governance
Ariel Macaspac Hernandez (German Development Institute)
P09. Cross-sectoral coordination and institutional innovation in water governance
Nicolas Jager (Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg)
Manuel Fischer (Eawag)
P10. Challenges to Public Policymaking during the COVID-19 Pandemic Period: Retreading Public Policies towards the Undisrupted Attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals
Ebinezer Florano (University of the Philippines, National College of Public Administration and Governance)
P11. Governance towards Carbon Neutral Futures
Louise Reardon (University of Birmingham)
Timea Nochta (University of Cambridge)
Li Wan (University of Cambridge)
P12. Questioning the turn of water-related risk policies towards nature
Joana GUERRIN (INRAE, Strasbourg, France)
Sara Fernandez (INRAE)
Anna Serra-Llobet (University of California, Berkeley)
P13. Policies of extractivism in Central Africa: ressources, conflicts of rights and governance
Joseph Keutcheu (University of Dschang)
Mireille Manga Edimo (IRIC, University of Yaounde II)
P14. Climate Policy-Making: Political Dynamics, Social Acceptance, and Policy Feedback
Silvia Pianta (Bocconi University & RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment)
Adrian Rinscheid (University of St. Gallen)
P16. Urban planning for sustainable and creative city in the post-COVID era
Shunsaku Komatsuzaki (The University of Tokyo)
P17. Understanding the Process of Energy Transitions and the Relevant Issues Along the Way
Ju-Ying Yang (University at Albany, State University of New York)
Paul Jo
T15 - INEQUALITIES AND PUBLIC POLICY
P01. The 2030 Agenda as a mechanism to address inequality in the design of national and local public policies
MARIA VELASCO GONZÁLEZ (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)
Antonio Sianes (Research Institute on Policies for Social Transformation, Universidad Loyola Andalucía)
P03. Prospects for social sustainability
Gaby Umbach (Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute)
Igor Tkalec (European University Institute)
P04. Governing by Unseeing
Ankur Sarin
Advaita Rajendra (Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad)
T16 - GLOBAL POLICY
P01. Regional responses to global challenges? Building global governance arrangements across policy areas in uncertain times
Juan Carlos Triviño Salazar (Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)
Andrea C. Bianculli (Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI))
P02. Global Public Policy in a Quantified World: Indicators, Models and Targets as Epistemic Infrastructures
Justyna Bandola-Gill (University of Edinburgh)
Sotiria Grek
Marlee Tichenor (University of Edinburgh)
P03. Global governance and pandemic prevention: the role of policy, law and systems
Tarra Penney (York University)
Chloe Clifford Astbury (York University)
Mary Wiktorowicz (York University)
P04. Global Public Policy and Governance: Theories, Methods, and Cases
Yijia Jing (Institute for Global Public Policy)
T17 - HEALTH POLICY
P01. Understanding the policy processes of covid-19 (re)responses: using or advancing policymaking and implementation theories and frameworks
Fabiana DACUNHA SADDI (University of East Anglia)
Lucy Gilson (University of Cape Town )
SILVIA Helena BASTOS de Paula (SAO PAULO INSTITUTE OF HEALTH)
P02. Health policy innovations in times of crisis
Patrick Hassenteufel (University of Versailles-Paris-Saclay/Printemps)
Colleen Grogan (University of Chicago)
P03. Digitalization and data governance in health systems
Tugce Schmitt (University of Maastricht)
P04. Health care systems resilience: challenges, lessons and opportunities in facing the Coronavirus pandemic
Michele Castelli (Newcastle University)
Federico Toth (Università di Bologna)
P05. Crisis learning and policy transfer – using the lessons from COVID-19 to strengthen public policy responses to crises
K. Viktoria Stein (Leiden University Medical Center)
Volker Amelung (Medical University Hannover)
P06. Trust matters in health systems
Sumit Kane (School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne)
Michael Calnan (University of Kent at Canterbury)
T18 - SECTORIAL POLICY
P01. EU governance, lifelong learning policies and the national level
Margherita Bussi (University of Louvain)
Milana Marcella (University of Verona)
P02. Sustainable Agriculture policies and their impact on food security and Poverty alleviation in Developing Countries
Nemi Chand Goliaya (PGGCG-42 Panjab University Chandigarh,India )
Renu Kapila (Punjabi University, Patiala -Punjab. (India))
Arunoday Bajpai (Agra College Agra, Dr BRA University, Agra (India))
P03. Global Policy Discourses on Immigration and International Student Mobility
Emma Sabzalieva (UNESCO/York University)
Roopa Trilokekar (Faculty of Education York University)
P05. Philippine Panel on Public Enterprise Regulatory Governance and Reform
Enrico Basilio (University of the Philippines - National College of Public Administration and Governance)
P06. Electricity Governance in the Global South
Emmanuelle Mathieu (University of Lausanne)
Jacint Jordana (Universitat Pompeu Fabra - Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals)
T19 - TEACHING PUBLIC POLICY AND PEDAGOGY
P01. Teaching Public Policy in an Internationalized Context
Emily St Denny (University of Copenhagen)
Philippe Zittoun (LAET-ENTPE, University of Lyon)
P02. ACTIVE LEARNING IN POLICY STUDIES IN PANDEMIC TIMES: THE PROMISE OF DIGITAL GAMES
Claudio Radaelli (School of Transnational Governance, EUI (Italy) and University College London (UK))
Ixchel Perez-Duran (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
Bruno Dente (Politecnico di Milano)
T20 - OTHER
P01. Emerging Security Policies
Beatriz Gutierrez (Universidad Europea de Madrid)
P02. Bridging the gap between public policy and refugee studies: tools, concepts and frameworks for the study of refugee policy
Ola El-Taliawi (University of Twente)
James Milner (Carleton University)
P03. Education Policy
Michael O'Neill (University of Ottawa)
Anna Malandrino (Università di Bologna)
Krishna Kanta Roy (Symbiosis International University)
P04. MIGRATION POLICY FRAMEWORKS IN AFRICA
Oluwasegun David Yusuf (Partnership for African Social and Governance Research)
Samuel Okunade (University of Pretoria, South Africa)
Nora Hanke-Louw (University of Pretoria)
P05. Leadership in Public Administration
Mohammed Aljanahi (United Arab Emirates University)
Christopher Surfus (Western Michigan University)
P06. The disenchantment of public policies in Africa
Yves Patrick MBANGUE NKOMBA (University of Yaoundé II, Faculty of Laws and Political Science )
MACHIKOU NADINE (Université de Yaoundé II)
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