Governance Journal

Governance: An International Journal of Policy, Administration and Institutions. Co-edited by @AdamSheingate and Paolo Graziano.
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Latest issue: October 2025 - Governance: Volume 38, Issue 4

https://t.co/oxNEdwJjdW

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New Special Issue Article: The New Politics of EU Industrial Policy: From the Regulatory State to a Transformational State

From: @donadica , @ProfKMcNamara & @ManuMoschella

Read here: https://t.co/HLWQU2cdJR

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New Article: Varieties of Authoritarian Policymaking: Housing Policy Across Dictatorships

From: Emilia Simison

https://t.co/fdLH2vhKs4

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New Article: Health and Climate Risks: Can Policy Attention Persistence Enhance the Resilience of Aging Societies?

From: Lulin Xu, Zhenhao Ma, and Ge Xin

https://t.co/PRXw7VdaEO

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New Article: The Financialization of European Social Care: A Descriptive Network Analysis

From: @Simdemuynck and Wouter Van Dooren

https://t.co/gYUXGgCOk6

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Special Issue Article: From the Administrative Presidency to Personalist Consolidation: Trumpism and Executive Control of the Regulatory State

From: William G. Resh

https://t.co/BL12zcJRWt

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Special Issue Article: When the Regulatory State Meets Populism: Regulatory Agencies in Mexico

From: Mauricio I. Dussauge-Laguna, @MartinLodge, and @danieldazavz

https://t.co/k9v2wP3V90

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New Article: Competition Law and Varieties of Capitalism in the Long Run: The Evolution of Institutional Complementarity, 1890–2010

From: Chase Foster and Sebastian Kohl

https://t.co/Kz5vCtrOkt

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New Article: Tracing the Trends of Governance in Governance From 1988 to 2023: Achievements and Future Prospects

From: Kyungdong Kim, Min Han Kim, and Brainard Guy Peters

https://t.co/sBRhBykbVE

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New Article: A Certain Set of Skills? Pre-Appointment Careers of Danish Ministerial Advisors

From: @haraldbroend

https://t.co/HRajoV9jwB

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New Article: Responsive to What? Explaining the Information Quality of Public Comments on Bureaucratic Policymaking Using a Text-as-Data Approach

From: @AdrianaBuneaUiB, @sergiulipcean, and @ChRauh

https://t.co/Lv46fXnRqn

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New Article: Beyond Democratic Backsliding: Bureaucracy, Elite Dynamics and Administrative Change in Authoritarian Transitions

From: Kutsal Yesilkagit & Johan Christensen

https://t.co/4VMOWUJIbh

[Carlos Pereira @pereir12]

New in @Gov_Journal: How do presidents keep legislative coalitions together in multiparty systems? Not only with cabinet posts or pork.
📄 https://t.co/ehGmcKP2H2

[Jonas Bergan Draege @JonasDraege]

My article with @AndrewMLeber is out now in
@Gov_Journal!

Evaluating Authoritarian Performance: Historical Legacies and Contemporary Attitudes in Saudi Arabia
https://t.co/1ajQLPBm1O

[Andrew Leber @AndrewMLeber]

In a new article for @Gov_Journal, @JonasDraege and I examine labor-market perceptions in Saudi Arabia to argue that "historical legacies of development substantially affect perceptions of regime [policy] performance in the long run." [Open Access]

https://t.co/FqI0V89R7V

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Special Issue Article: “It's Who You Know:” Bureaucratic Responsiveness in the Rural South

From: Carolyn Y. Barnes

https://t.co/A8anemgKY7

[Rik Peeters @RikPeeters2]

Administrative burdens can be a powerful political weapon. To punish undesirable populations or policies by throwing up barriers. Or to reward politically loyal groups with privileged access. We study Mexico City´s social housing policy to exemplify the latter @Gov_Journal

[M. Kerem Coban @mkeremcoban]

🆕Early view

Bruno Q. Cunha, Felix G. Lopez & I study #Militarisation of regulatory agencies in #Brazil

The article highlights #MilitarizedPatronage in regulatory agencies & the military as a #CoalitionPartner & the enabling conditions👇

https://t.co/eMyXh19pX2

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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 2026 CHARLES H. LEVINE MEMORIAL BOOK PRIZE

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS

(See thread below and attached screenshot for nomination instructions):

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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.