What Is Neoliberalism?
What Is Neoliberalism? It's not uncommon to hear much talk in recent years of neoliberalism, specifically the responsibility for a variety of social ills being laid at the feet of this all-encompassing ideology which is…
Union membership in the United States of America…
How is Trade Union Membership changing in the United States of America? We look at the last 33 years on a state-by-state level.
International Organisations & Public Administration in Kenya
In this piece, I explore the role international organisations have had upon the development of Kenyan Public Administration from its origins to more modern examples. Context: Kenya is a former British colony and protectorate, a…
Innovation Policy in Europe
Innovation policy in Europe What policies are driving Innovation policy within Ireland, UK, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Finland? I explore in my latest piece. Comparative public policy is an area of study which frequently requires…
Rational & Incremental policy-making.
Rational and Incremental policy-making An analysis of rational and incremental policy approaches Policy making can be understood as the process whereby government commit to taking action. Through this lens we must further examine the approaches…
Do policy errors contribute to policy learning?
What is a policy error and what is the use of it in contribution towards policy learning? I explore the ways in which a policy error can be used. Introduction: Throughout the course of this…
Does Corruption drive more or less people to…
It’s been a chaotic year for elections, with the micro-state of Liechtenstein taking us of with their presidential election back on the 5th of February, we’ve so far seen elections within the UK, France &South…
Do We Need Democracy To Deal With Corruption?
Do We Need Democracy To Deal With Corruption? We’ve heard it all before right – a strongman rises to power on claims that they will deal with corruption – that democracy with its flaws leads…