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The official Twitter account of the Policy Studies Journal (PSJ), a premier publication outlet for high-impact theory-driven policy research.
Joined September 2015
Policy Studies Journal: Volume 53, Issue 3 Special Issue: Policy Design OUT NOW! A very special thanks to everyone who made this possible! Read here: https://t.co/Hs0HS2WVoy
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Hydrate. Hustle. GO! CELSIUS HYDRATION - The ultimate hydration for every move. CELSIUS. LIVE. FIT. GO!
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This year’s PSJ submissions are over 640, surpassing last year’s 612, likely exceeding 700 by year-end. Including revisions, totals should pass 1,000. This growth reflects our expanding, improving policy community. Thanks for your support!
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Just sent in the list of 18 articles for the last PSJ issue of the year, including 6 short articles. The journal continues to grow and share top-notch policy theory research. Can't wait for the new issue to come out! Appreciate your support, everyone!
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Discover this PSJ open-access article applying the Punctuated Equilibrium Theory (PET) to global policymaking, revealing how troop deployments, aid, and trade shift dramatically amid long periods of calm. By Jeroen Joly & Friederike Richter Read here: https://t.co/AkpExqUPm4
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EARLY VIEW ALERT! EARLY VIEW ALERT! Discover this PSJ article exploring how large language models (LLMs) - not experts - enhance public support and compliance willingness for controversial policies in China. By Miao Xiang & Shouzhi Xia Read here:
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The voluntary compliance of ordinary citizens is pivotal for the seamless implementation of public policy and the achievement of desired policy outcomes. Government agencies often rely on expert...
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We were thrilled to welcome PSJ's former Editor-in-Chief and pioneer of the Narrative Policy Framework, Dr. Michael Jones (Clemson University), alongside Dr. Melissa Merry (University of Louisville), PSJ Senior Editor, to the University of Arkansas!
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PSJ’s Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Geoboo Song, will join Dr. Erdal Tekin and Dr. Cassandra Hart for a panel discussion — a great opportunity for early-career policy scholars to learn more about the publication process and engage directly with journal editors. #PSJ
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EARLY VIEW ALERT! Discover this PSJ article investigating the dynamics of institutional agenda-setting within the U.S. government concerning the Ukraine crisis from 2014 to 2023. By Bulent Aras Read here: https://t.co/7erPbBIWhp
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This study investigates the dynamics of institutional agenda-setting within the U.S. government concerning the Ukraine crisis from 2014 to 2023. Analyzing a unique ECDATA dataset of executive...
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Explore this PSJ article bridging theory and empirics to reveal how elements of model law design influence policy complexity, and how complexity in turn affects state adoption. By Joshua M. Jansa & Daniel J. Mallinson Read here: https://t.co/YNbxCCvsTT
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Discover this PSJ article developing a theory linking policy disasters to institutional design, information flow, and veto players across 70 countries over six decades. By E. J. Fagan Read here: https://t.co/drDhkkN2Ju
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Explore this PSJ article tracing how U.S. states design and evolve medical and recreational cannabis policies, revealing three distinct policy bundles - pharmaceutical, permissive, and fiscal. By Grant W. Neeley & Lilliard E. Richardson Jr. Read here: https://t.co/8azeZNmzX8
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PSJ celebrates our Editor-in-Chief, Dr. @gbsong, who was recognized at the @UArkansas' Annual Faculty Promotion and Tenure Celebration! Congratulations, Dr. Song!🎊
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Discover this PSJ article introducing "policy dimension" as a key analytical tool to distinguish substance (policy design) from process (power in policy debates) within NPF. By Johanna Kuenzler & Bettina Stauffer Read here: https://t.co/iKQhEn06r7
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EARLY VIEW ALERT! Read here: Blocking the Poor: Status Quo Bias in Policy Congruence - https://t.co/RZAinSapnz By Mikael Persson & Anders Sundell Policy Feedback and the 2021 Advanced Child Tax Credit - https://t.co/tAmMm4fJKX By Lyle Scruggs #PSJ #PolicyStudiesJournal
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Meet Rachel Britton, our new Editorial Assistant at PSJ! Rachel is pursuing her MPA in Nonprofit Studies at the University of Arkansas, where she’s also a Gosack Fellow. She earned her B.A. in Communications & Journalism from the University of Memphis. Welcome to the PSJ team!
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