06Nov 2012
German Policy Studies
08:22 - By Robert Hoppe - Journal Watch
SPAEF Journals October 4, 2012
Dear Colleagues, Editors
SPAEF is pleased to announce the latest articles of German Policy Studies (GPS). Articles: Introduction Nils C. Bandelow, Fritz Sager, Klaus Schubert An Explorative Study on Purchasing Legal Advice in the German Law-Drafting Process Sebastian Streb and Markus Tepe Political Deadlock in German Financial Market Policy Stefan Handke Political Institutions “Doing Gender”: The Limits of the Knowledge Approach Helga Ostendorf The Status of Ideas in Controversies on Public Policy. Analyzing Beliefs as Dependent Variables: A Case study on Harm Reduction Policies in Switzerland Céline Mavrot Nils C. Bandelow University of Braunschweig, Germany Fritz Sager University of Bern, Switzerland Klaus Schubert University of Munster, Germany
About the Journal German Policy Studies focuses on policy research • with an emphasis on German speaking countries, issues and studies (and/or) • which take a comparative approach (and/or) • which can build a bridge between Anglo-American and continental European/German policy research. The underlying argument is that in German speaking countries there is a kind of common tradition or way of solving problems which, if at all, only slowly adapts to Anglo-American viewpoints, concepts and developments. Contact via email: gps@politikfeldanalyse.de For additional information please visit www.politikfeldanalyse.de/gps.htm
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