Public Policy Integration Review

The methods used to choose articles for analysis, avoiding bias and ensuring relevance.

A governance approach focusing on the interconnectedness of policies.

A governance approach emphasizing a coordinated effort by different government departments.

Limit on the number of articles used for a manageable analysis and to focus on the most significant.

Increased publication of articles related to PI starting after 2009.

Publication of JUG/WOG articles stagnated after 2009.

The period of time for which the publications were analyzed, starting from approximately 1990.

Careful consideration taken to not compare articles from vastly different categories to prevent self-selection bias.

The shared values, beliefs, and norms in an organization, influencing its behavior.

The framework of instruments, processes, and goals that supports coordinated action in organizations.

The specific theories and concepts used to understand and analyze a topic.

The tools and methods used to implement and achieve policy goals.

The rules, norms, and structures that shape how institutions operate.

Research approaches that gather non-numerical data, such as interviews and observations.

Bringing different policy areas together to address a problem effectively.

Comparing policies across different sectors (e.g., environmental and employment).

Studying policies in multiple countries to understand similarities and differences.

Using data to test different factors, improving the interpretation of research findings.

Putting policies into action by coordinating organizations.

Successfully working together of organizations

Comparing data and insights to improve generalizability.

Complex issues with no easy solutions, like migration crisis.

A system that integrates accounting practices across different government departments and agencies.

Changes aimed at improving the efficiency and effectiveness of government organizations.

Collaboration between different government departments to achieve coordinated policy goals.

A set of public administration reforms emphasizing market-like approaches and efficiency.

Public administration using digital technologies and platforms to enhance the way government functions.

The spread of policy ideas and approaches from one jurisdiction to another.

The methodology used in studying the effects of European membership on member states.

Patterns of policy-making that influence how policies are developed and implemented in a particular area.

An approach to policy-making that aims to integrate environmental considerations into all sectors, not just environmental policies.

A governance approach where government departments operate independently with limited coordination.

The systematic study of public policies to understand their effectiveness, impact, and potential improvements.

A research method used to study the content of documents, texts, or media to analyze patterns, themes, and meanings.

Governance structures that combine elements of hierarchy and networks to achieve effective collaboration and policy implementation.

Areas in the ocean where specific activities have priority, like fishing or oil extraction, to avoid conflicts between users.

Specific, identifiable locations with clear boundaries to collect and analyze data, especially in rural areas with less organized infrastructure.

How policy areas influence each other over time, like healthcare and public health policies adapting to new challenges.

A way to assess and compare the effectiveness of different climate change policies across various countries or regions.

How policies at different levels of government, like local, national, and international, interact and influence each other.

A method to analyze and summarize qualitative research data from different studies, focusing on common themes and patterns.