The Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis

#JCPA_ICPA #HighlightThursday We are proud to present the Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice, Volume 26, Issue 6. Professors Daniel Béland, Patrik Marier, and Mireille Paquet edited this issue. They explain the nature of Subnational Comparative Policy Analysis (SCPA) and raise key institutional and methodological points that scholars in this area could find useful for their own comparative subnational policy research. This issue includes contributions by Dr. Mariely Lopez-Santana, Dersu Ekim Tanca, Davide Vampa, Hanna Kleider, Simon Toubeau, Philip Rocco, Amanda Kass, Francesco Pasetti, Catherine XHARDEZ, Verena Wisthaler, Carmine Conte, Giacomo Solano, Patrik Marier, Loïc Trabut, Alexandra Garabige, and Martin Papillon. You will find this issue in the following link: https://lnkd.in/g42um7Ey

Indicators are a valuable yet challenging tool for comparative policy analysis at subnational level. With my colleague and friends, Catherine XHARDEZ, Verena Wisthaler, Carmine Conte, PhD and Giacomo Solano we had the opportunity to explain why and how in this Special Issue of The Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis. Many thanks to the editors, Daniel Béland, Patrik Marier, and Mireille Paquet, for their kindness and thoughtful support.

Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice, Volume 26, Issue 6, December 2024 is now available online with symposium on sub-national government

JCPA and ICPA thought leadership, in collaboration with APPAM for many distinguished years across administrations, continues to drive the comparative policy analytic research agenda groundswell amongst senior scholars. Many of those founders at the forefront of collaboration emerging a young field. Today collaborarion is specifically attracting the most notable up-and-coming thought leaders, in the now maturing field of comparative policy analysis research and practice. Congratulations Casey and each association for the continued policy analytic and comparative leadership.

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