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Governance: An International Journal of Policy, Administration and Institutions. Co-edited by @AdamSheingate and Paolo Graziano. @govjournal.bsky.social
Baltimore, USA
Joined May 2010
Latest issue: October 2025 - Governance: Volume 38, Issue 4 https://t.co/oxNEdwJjdW
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The winner will be announced in the October 2026 issue of Governance, and in the SOG Newsletter. Note: Please ensure that books being nominated will reach all members of the committee by 15 March 2026.
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The Levine Prize will be awarded to the book published in 2025 that best meets these criteria. Nominations should be made by 15 March 2026 and sent to the committee. Please send a copy of the book to all three members of the committee.
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3. It takes an explicitly comparative perspective or produces findings the implications of which are highly significant for comparative research. 4. It is written in an accessible style and form so that it is of value both to scholars and practitioners.
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The book selected should meet the following criteria: 1. It was published in 2025. 2. It makes a contribution of considerable theoretical or practical significance in the field of public policy and administration. (cont...)
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International Political Science Association (SOG). After his untimely death in 1988, the Editorial Board of Governance and the Executive Committee of SOG established an annual book prize in his memory.
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Charles H. Levine was an outstanding scholar in the fields of public policy and administration. He played a major role in the creation and early life of both the journal Governance and its sponsor, the Structure and Organization of Government Research Committee of the ...
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THE 2026 CHARLES H. LEVINE MEMORIAL BOOK PRIZE CALL FOR NOMINATIONS (See thread below and attached screenshot for nomination instructions):
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New Article: The Social Consequence of Bureaucratic Oversight: Evidence From the Great Chinese Famine From: Ning He (@_NingHe) https://t.co/0t9PIzk1eQ
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NEW PUBLICATION New article "Learning From the Past? EU Industrial Policy Challenges" published in @Gov_Journal. This piece is part of a special issue on "The New Age of Market Interventionism" co-edited by @donadica, @ManuMoschella & @ProfKMcNamara
https://t.co/SROKZHuJHC
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New original article: What's in a Polity? Political Institutions and Varieties of Economic Interventionism in the United States and the European Union From: @donadica, Lorenzo Moretti, and @ManuMoschella
https://t.co/5eJTfEfiUH
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New original article: Is Responsibility Intuitive in a Public Encounter? From: Anthony M. Bertelli and @SilviaCannas
https://t.co/ArKJ2n601L
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NEW SPECIAL ISSUE: The Politics and Governance of Migration Guest editors: Tiziana Caponio @CaponioTiziana Maria Schiller @maria_schiller1 Cathrine Talleraas @CatTalleraas
https://t.co/fRCAgFEm9G
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Special Issue Article: The Politics and Governance of Migration By: @CaponioTiziana, @MariaSchiller2, and @CatTalleraas
https://t.co/ieXa4wdpgT
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New Practitioner's Perspective: Thailand's Rural Doctor Movement: Their Contributions and Challenges From: Viroj Tangcharoensathien, Jongjit Rittirong, Pattraporn Chuenglertsiri, Pongthep Wongwatcharapaiboon, and Joseph Harris https://t.co/RjNsgInhfO
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New on Early View: Partisanship and the Gender Pay Gap in Local Government From: Jose Manuel Alonso & Rhys Andrews https://t.co/YvQRzOpitA
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Partisanship may play a part in shaping gender equality within public organizations, especially in local governments, which are often subject to direct political control. Using a Regression Discont...
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New Article: People-Processing Capacity: The Origins and Development of Institutions to Render Forced Migrants as Cases in Canada and Sweden From: Andreas Asplen Lundstedt https://t.co/jNzbWSSAdN
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New Article: Norm Adherence, Trust, and Citizens' Compliance: Exploring Citizens Attitudes to Public Welfare Institutions Across Europe From: @Mathea_L
https://t.co/leTo1XkOTw
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How institutional logics shape SLBs' meso-level organizational conflicts and micro-level coping behaviors Manlin Xiao, Xueyong Zhan & Arnaud Cudennec @Gov_Journal
https://t.co/kAq6wuG53s
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While recent research has studied the coping behaviors of street-level bureaucrats (SLBs), less attention has been paid to the institutional antecedents of these coping behaviors. This paper examin...
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New in Governance: Consumer Authorities in Europe: Policing Markets or Empowering Consumers? From: @JacintJordana, Joaquin Rozas-Bugueño, @juancarlos_triv
https://t.co/bKJWDSGgu0
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