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Early View 📩 This paper examines multicultural disaster communication policies and practices in Australia and Japan through a cross-national roundtable dialogue and argues for policy hybridization adapted to local contexts. Read more👉 https://t.co/p5H0S3zOwI

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Early View 📩 This paper presents a general framework for designing a regulatory sandbox that policymakers can operationalize, with three types of functionalities: exploratory, confirmatory and on-demand 📦 Read more 👉 https://t.co/x3V1dAbHqR

📣 📣 📣 Take a look at our hot off the press special issue on "Collaborative Public Sector Innovation as a Policy (Design) Problem" with introduction by Mattia Casula and Andrea Migone. Read here: https://t.co/KW4GSdjdDx

Early View 📩 This article addresses the question of why accountability systems fail in public service delivery, by addressing the means-ends mismatch of accountability policies, through the novel lens of policy design. Read more 👉 : https://t.co/ChHrBIPUsQ

Early View 📩 Based on the literature and the relevance, empirical and normative foundations, this piece proposes five themes for a future research agenda on time policy approach (TPA), for enhancing societal well-being. Read more here: https://t.co/9wGfUHNuHI

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Early view ✉️ This paper studies the interplay between heritage and modern water-sharing architectures, to evaluate gaps and possibilities of including both in the water governance regimes of the Indian Himalayan Region. Read more: https://t.co/2ORyxJWzXh

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Early View ✉️ This new research article presents a comparative analysis of Argentina and Brazil’s digital transformation, to understand their policy designs and implementation styles. Read More:

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Early View 📩 This article by @ Paul Cairney and @ Claire Toomey summarizes the practical advice to emerge from research on systems thinking and offers insights on how to support and engage in systems leadership. Read here: https://t.co/cxUYNBzPtJ

How can collaborative innovation transform public policymaking? In this Special Issue intro, @MattiaCasula1 & @Andrea_Migone explore Collaborative Public Sector Innovation for post-NPM governance, its policy design links & challenges ahead. Read here:

How should we rethink collaborative #PublicSectorInnovation in a post-NPM world? New @Journal_PDP article by @MattiaCasula1 & @Andrea_Migone explores CPSI through a design lens using a Canadian childcare case to show how strategy & system thinking matter. https://t.co/SkVatn6jjo

New Publication Alert 📢 This paper examines the role, capacity, and limitations of co-design in advancing the net zero policy agenda in Scotland’s northern region. Check it out here: https://t.co/jX8gwS41ZI

How does co-production drive public value in digital transformation? New @Journal_PDP article by García Camargo et al. analyzes 3 Colombian cases showing how innovation labs & govts can co-create value, despite structural barriers. Read the full article: