Publications in the spotlight

Corcaci, A. (2023). Implementing decisions on environmental conflicts beyond the nation state: a concept structural outline. Nordic journal of European law, 6(4), 98-132.
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Verhoest, K., Hammerschmid, G., Rykkja, L. H., & Klijn, E. H. (Eds.). (2024). Collaborating for Digital Transformation: How Internal and External Collaboration Can Contribute to Innovate Public Service Delivery. Edward Elgar Publishing.
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Verhoest, K., Callens, C., Klijn, E. H., Brogaard, L., García‐Rayado, J., & Nõmmik, S. (2023). Designing cross‐sector collaboration to foster technological innovation: Empirical insights from eHealth partnerships in five countries. Public Administration Review.
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Referendums and political-institutional convergence in European democracies : a time-differencing configurational analysis

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Comparative European politics - ISSN 1472-4790- (2024) p. 1-25
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Using Twitter as a public communication strategy : can ‘@NMBS’ improve the relationship between citizens and the National Railway Company of Belgium?

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Antwerpen, Universiteit Antwerpen, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Political Science, 2024,VIII, 262 p.

How trust matters for the performance and legitimacy of regulatory regimes : the differential impact of watchful trust and good‐faith trust

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Regulation & governance - ISSN 1748-5983- (2024) p. 1-18
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Gender and power in the European Parliament : intersectional and transnational practicing of citizenship

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The Palgrave handbook of gender and citizenship / Siim, B. [edit.]; Stoltz, P. [edit.]-p. 315-335
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The link above only lists the publications that were published after the merger in October 2018. To get a more complete overview and list of publications before and after 2018, please click on the following link. This bibliography consist of the previous research groups PA&M and CED as well as the new group PPG. However, it does not include the work of Peter Bursens who also joined our research group.