Background: COVID-19 had a major global impact on education, prompting concerns about
its unequal effects and some impetus to reboot equity strategies. Yet, policy processes …

Given limited investigation into the state and status of physical education policy research
internationally, we suggest there is a need for a more comprehensive empirical review of …

To attract highly qualified remote workers to their cities and countries, governments have
implemented mechanisms for the stay of digital nomads, thereby promoting local economic …

How can policy process research help to address policy and policymaking problems? This
special edition of the Journal of European Public Policy seeks to address that question by …

The concept of bioeconomy has spread globally as a floating signifier leading to multiple
policies and strategies. As an ambiguous concept, bioeconomy policy agendas at national …

This article summarises the main achievements of interpretive approaches to policy analysis
and signposts ways to develop them to strengthen inclusivity and diversity. By visualising …

While emotions are an inherent component of the human experience that influence
behavior, values, and beliefs, they have largely been left out of policy process studies …

There is a broad consensus across European states and the EU that social and economic
inequality is a problem that needs to be addressed. Yet inequality policy is notoriously …

Policy process research refers to the study of public policies and the complex interactions
involving people and organizations, events, contexts, and outcomes over time. It involves …

Policy conflict is gaining attention in policy studies. In this paper, we explore the relation
between emotional storylines and policy conflict escalation in the case of the Dutch …