Dr. Annemieke van den Dool @PubPolicyChina Twitter profile

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

1 year

📢 Out soon! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Handbook of Teaching Public Policy, edited by @EmilyStDenny and @Pzittoun . Together with Zahariadis & @EviePetridou , I contributed with a co-authored chapter on the multiple streams framework.

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Hello from Beijing! I’m here for research and network meetings. It’s been busy (and cold 🥶), but also inspiring and productive.

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📢 Call for Papers 📢 Together with @cschlaufer , I'm organizing a panel on policy processes in authoritarian settings, for submission to the @PolProcessRsch (14-17 May '24, Syracuse University). Deadline 10 October. More information:

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1 year

I’m very excited that Kunshan now has a subway system! It opened recently. This is a great new alternative for traveling to Suzhou: safer, greener, and more affordable than driving/Didi. 👍

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The multiple streams framework (MSF) is widely used in public policy teaching & research to explain why societal issues are (not) addressed & policies (not) made. Tianlei Qiu & I reviewed 178 articles that use this framework to examine China. Now available in @policy_politics .

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6 months

Hello Tsinghua! I’m here to attend the International Conference on Comparative Public Policy.

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3 years

For International Women's Day (tmrw), I don't need half a day off & I certainly don't need flowers, body lotion, or other gifts. Instead, what we need is equality & inclusion for all genders. Here are 3 simple tips for men in academia ⬇️ Feel free to add more. Happy Women's Day!

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3 months

Highly recommended recent book: "Methods of the policy process." A powerful resource for students, researchers, teachers, journal editors, and peer reviewers in policy process research. Thank you @IRPPJournal for the invitation to reflect on this book!

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2 months

This new @PolicySciences article about path-dependency in policy processes by @eleanorwhyle & @Jill_Olivier shows how deeply ingrained ideas such as neoliberalism shape the range of potential policy alternatives & can impede policy change.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Beijing 2004. ⬇️ Today 18 years ago I arrived in China (Beijing) for the very first time. This is the first picture I took. Lots of people on bicycles. Fewer cars than now.

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2 years

Kunshan lockdown day 2⃣0⃣. 😫 Today we got a reward chart. For each day you do the covid test, you get a sticker. When the card is full (= 7 tests), you get a gift. It'd better be a good gift ...

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Leaving China is complicated these days. It’s not possible to take a taxi from Kunshan to airport (must change car at Jiangsu-Shanghai border). Kunshan’s train stations are still closed. Instead, I took taxi to Suzhou train station. Very few trains, limited ticket availability.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

5 years

Prior to moving to China, I defended my PhD dissertation at the @UvA_Amsterdam on public health crises in China. Highly relevant for the current #nCoV19 outbreak. It provides background for understanding the current situation: #nCoV2020 #WuhanCoronavirus

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2 years

Remember that I would get a gift after a full reward chart? Today I did another covid-test, got my final sticker. 🥳 The gift is a little ... underwhelming. Hold your breath .... We got face masks. 😞 😂

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

8 months

Congratulations to Wei Li at Huazhong University of Science and Technology! 🎉 This is the first edited volume that specifically focuses on policy processes in China. ⬇️

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

6 months

In my hotel in Beijing, food was delivered to my room by a robot. 🤖

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

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1 year

Windmill in Suzhou 😊

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7 months

New book arrival! 🥳 Many thanks to the editors for this volume on the Multiple Streams Framework, which is widely used in public policy to analyze why policymakers pay attention to some issues but not to others. I contributed with a chapter on China’s Soil Pollution Law.

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2 years

It took 27 hours from Kunshan to Copenhagen, but I’m now almost in Amsterdam! 🌷🇳🇱

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

3 months

This recent @PSJ_Editor article by @jonlewallen , @JuYeonPark4 , & @SeanMTheriault shows that policymakers use more political messaging when they are talking about problems compared to solutions, especially when talking about education and social welfare.

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@PubPolicyChina

5 years

Air quality in Amsterdam versus in my new hometown of Kunshan in China. Dangerously high air quality levels all throughout the Netherlands due to New Year’s Eve fireworks. Interesting event from a environmental policy research perspective. I'll dedicate a thread to it. #vuurwerk

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

3 years

Public policy people: if you're working on policy process theories in authoritarian settings, please consider submitting an abstract to this workshop 👇 that I'm co-chairing at the @_IPPA_ IWPP3 in June '22. It 'll be in hybrid format (online+Budapest).

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

2 years

After spending 9 months in Europe, I’m back in China. 🇨🇳 Hello Kunshan!

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

3 years

Today I visited the Shanghai Propaganda Poster Art Centre, with posters covering the past 100 years. Some of the posters fit well in China's current context, especially those focused on science, technology, and innovation.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

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5 months

Another quick trip to Shanghai today ☺️

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2 years

Article accepted! 🎉

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5 months

Shanghai by night. 🤩

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

1 month

Today it is exactly 20 years ago that I arrived in China for the very first time. I still remember my excitement to explore a new language, culture, and country. It's been a very interesting journey and I'm curious to see what the next two decades will bring.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Today my district here in Kunshan allowed everyone to leave their compounds & roam around freely within the district. For me, it was the first time in 14 days to leave the compound. Flowers & trees all smelled amazing. At night we learned that tmrw we'll go back into lockdown.😫

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20 days

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@PSJ_Editor

22 days

Congratulations to @PubPolicyChina on receiving the APSA Best Paper Award in the Policy Studies Journal! Thank you, committee members; Wesley Wehde, @AmberWichowsky , & @MinWooAhn90 ! Read article here:

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

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5 months

Visited the China Art Museum in Shanghai today.

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

I enjoyed reading this @PSJ_Editor article on polycentric governance by @TH_Morrison et al., who introduce a typology of networks that vary in terms of depth, coordination tightness, and the extent to which it involves venue, actors, issues or all of them.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Sun and ice cream in Shanghai ❤️

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Here in Kunshan, I get a sticker every day I do a covid test. I'll get a gift once the reward chart is full, which is tomorrow! 😀

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

1 year

My office for the next couple of days. I’m in Huangshan (the Yellow Mountains), which is well known for its pine trees, spectacularly shaped peaks, and its clouds.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

5 months

Day 2️⃣ of COPPR24 was great! I chaired a panel on policy processes in authoritarian contexts, attended two China-focused panels & two roundtables! Lots of food for thought. In the afternoon, the ☀️ came out, allowing me to explore the Syracuse University campus.

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

The #COPPR23 in Denver was fantastic: cutting-edge research, well-organized, and a supportive community. This new conference will be an important driving force for theory development in the field of policy process research. I look forward to the 2024 edition!

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

3 years

Say no to the manel. If you're invited to a panel, ask who else is on it & do not take part in a manel. When you organize a panel, make sure you invite women and other underrepresented groups. Call manels out if you see them.

7 Rules for Avoiding All-Male Panels

It doesn’t take a genius to realize that gender diversity is a good thing. But getting there isn’t always so easy.

foreignpolicy.com

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@PubPolicyChina

3 years

So excited that my new course on plastic pollution has been approved! 😀 Dear academics researching plastic, would you have any suggestions for readings, field trips, movies, videos, activities, or experiments? It's an upper-level undergraduate course, focus on politics & policy.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Received positive news: Application was successful! 🎉

Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

2 years

I just submitted a pre-tenure sabbatical application. If successful, I'll get one semester to solely focus on my research on various aspects of the policy process in China. Fingers crossed.🤞

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

4 months

Today I visited the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

2 years

First bike ride in over a month! 💚 I cruised around for hours, enjoying the beautiful flowers and sunny weather. I'm slowly recovering from the long lock-down here in Kunshan.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

1 year

I’m off to Nanjing for a few days. Love the high speed trains. >300km/hour 👍

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@PubPolicyChina

3 years

Paper accepted! 🎉🍾🥳

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@PubPolicyChina

6 months

Article accepted 🥳

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Took the Maglev from Pudong to Shanghai today. 🚄 A first time for me. This train runs on magnetic suspension. With a speed of 300km/hour, it took only about 7 minutes to get to the city.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

1 year

Today I hiked in Huangshan. The views were spectacular! 🤩

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

1 year

I love Kunshan’s new bicycle infrastructure. I’m especially excited to see bicycle passageways that go under car roads, like the one in this picture. I hope the city will replace existing infrastructure with these types of solutions. This will make bicycling easy and safe.

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Squeezed in a quick visit to the Rocky Mountains National Park. Cold (-12 degrees Celsius) and windy, but beautiful. 💚

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

3 years

Cite women. If you a reviewer or editor, review diversity in citations and encourage authors to cite women & other underrepresented groups. As author, please don't tell us that there is no relevant research done by women. Tips by @PSJ_Editor here: .

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

6 months

Had a great time at the @JCPA_ICPA conference in Beijing. I enjoyed (re)connecting with public policy scholars from China and around the world & learning about the latest research.

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

For everyone looking for old and new Twitter contacts on M @stodon , here is a list of academics on M @stodon , organized based on discipline.

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@PubPolicyChina

8 months

How does policy design shape policy outcomes? New @policysciences article by @gilibertocapano & Lepori identifies 2 aspects that are especially consequential: (1) policy coherence (2) changing social norms vs changing resource flows

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

This was such a great day! Our very first batch of undergraduate students at DKU graduated. It is not easy to build a university from scratch, especially during a pandemic, but we did it. Congratulations to the class of 2022! 🎂🎓🥳

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

3 years

Dear conference organizers, pls keep in mind that not everyone can afford your conference fees. This is especially true for scholars based in the Global South. I'm in a privileged position myself, but many are not. Want to increase diversity? Lower conference fees. Thank you! 🙏

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@PubPolicyChina

7 months

Can polycentric governance solve complex problems such as climate change? In this recent @PSJ_editor article, Baldwin et al. show that we know little about when polycentric governance is effective & when it isn’t. More (and long-term) research is needed.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

1 year

Bye bye Europe! 🇪🇺 After 7 weeks in Sweden, the Netherlands, and Prague for work and pleasure, I am now on my way back to China. See you soon, Kunshan! 🇨🇳

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

This new @PSJ_Editor article by Siddiki & @CK_Frantz on the Institutional Grammar provides lots of inspiration for research that links policy design with policy processes. The IG approach allows for systematic analysis of policy change across time/space.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

10 months

北京 Beijing 🥶❤️

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

6 months

Hello Beijing!

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

New @PSJ_Editor article shows that collaborative governance does not necessarily lead to equitable processes for vulnerable groups. The authors argue that deliberate design & more empirical research is needed to achieve equitable collaborative governance.

Policy Studies Journal | PSO Public Policy Journal | Wiley Online Library

Collaborative environmental governance seeks to engage diverse stakeholders to tackle complex challenges efficiently, sustainably, and equitably. However, mixed empirical evidence underscores a need...

onlinelibrary.wiley.com

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

8 months

I enjoyed reading this recently published @PSJ_Editor article, in which @Clare_Brock & @djmallinson argue that increased polarization between lawmakers in the USA contributes to more volatile changes in federal budgets and adoption of fewer laws.

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@PubPolicyChina

3 years

Treat women as equals. Do not refer to your male colleagues as dr. or prof. while using first names for your female colleagues. Correct colleagues who do this.

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

I'm enjoying Amsterdam. It's a big contrast with Kunshan in terms of pandemic measures and behavior. No face masks, no testing, no health codes, no travel restrictions.

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@PubPolicyChina

1 year

Another day with magnificent views in Huangshan.🤩 I’m flipping through my pics while waiting at 1600m elevation for cable car down. The cable car unexpectedly closed for repair just now. It’s getting dark. Walking down takes about 3 hrs. Fingers crossed this won’t take too long.

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@PubPolicyChina

1 year

Had a great week in Toronto at the @IPPA_ International Conference on Public Policy. I attended many presentations and especially enjoyed learning about latest in policymaking, the role of storytelling in public policy, and how different identities shape policy implementation.

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@PubPolicyChina

11 months

I’m excited about my new Suzhou Citizen Card, which gives me free entrance to >100 tourist attractions in Jiangsu. If only I had time to visit all these interesting places... 😂

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

4 months

Hello Beijing! 😊

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

1 year

Good morning and goodbye, Guangzhou! Until next time!

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Hurrah! 🎉 International students are finally returning to our campus in Kunshan. I look forward to seeing you all in March, when I'll travel back to China.

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@PubPolicyChina

1 year

The Duke Sanford School of Public Policy is looking for Tenure-Track Assistant Professors

Tenure-Track Assistant Professors at Sanford School of Public Policy - Durham, North Carolina

The Sanford School of Public Policy invites applicants for up to three tenure-track Assistant Professor positions across a range of policy areas.

jobs.chronicle.com

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@PubPolicyChina

3 years

@Bafumiki @GarthHeutel @MelissaK_Moore @ConnorKenaston Whether or not this is "normal" is open to discussion, but application fees for PhD programs are surely not global. There are no application fees for PhD positions in e.g., the Netherlands, Sweden, and probably many more countries.

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@PubPolicyChina

5 months

I’m back in Kunshan after a very productive time @PolProcessRsch #COPPR24 . Many thanks to Saba Siddiki & Davor Mondom @MaxwellSU and @chris_weible @allegra_fuller @PolicyDemocracy (+ all others involved in the organization) for an excellent conference.

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@PubPolicyChina

11 months

Today I came across these mahjong chocolates in a gelato shop. I still remember the time when chocolate was difficult to find in China, but now one can buy pretty looking chocolate pralines even here in Kunshan.

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Throwback to today 18 years ago. I was a student at Peking University. That day, I woke up to snow. ❄️ Beijing was beautiful! (until the snow turned black due to cars/traffic). I remember walking around for hours taking pictures, including this one. #ThrowbackThursday

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@PubPolicyChina

4 months

Complexity science: promising approach, yet rarely used in policymaking. **WHY❓** ⏺️management, cost, & adoption challenges ⏺️limited trust, communication, & acceptance ⏺️ethical barriers See this new @policysciences article by Darren Nel & @ArazTH ⬇️:

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@PubPolicyChina

4 months

Tried something new today: biked from Kunshan all the way to “the Pants” (that’s the building in the background) in Suzhou with a local road bicycle racing group. It was a great ride with friendly bicyclists but with >60 km, my legs will hurt tmrw. 🚴‍♀️🚴‍♂️🚴

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@PubPolicyChina

7 months

Using a survey experiment, in this recent @PSJ_Editor article, @PolicyProcessor & @paulonabike find public support in the US for climate change policy that targets large tech companies.

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@PubPolicyChina

3 years

In this new @PSJ_Editor article ⬇️, I adjust the multiple streams framework to the context of China. The article includes a set of hypotheses that I hope will be tested in future MSF research.

Policy Studies Journal | PSO Public Policy Journal | Wiley Online Library

In response to calls to apply the multiple streams framework to nondemocracies, this article adapts the framework to an authoritarian context and applies it to a case study of live poultry sales in...

onlinelibrary.wiley.com

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@PubPolicyChina

6 years

Just signed my contract. Now it's very official. I will start on July 1st as assistant professor of environmental policy at Duke Kunshan University. Looking forward to moving to China!

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

On my last Sunday in Spain I hiked in Montserrat, a mountain area just outside Barcelona. 1250m elevation gain. Spectacular views. 🤩

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@PubPolicyChina

1 year

Recent @PSJ_Editor article by @EviePetridou et al. introduces “reactive policy entrepreneurship,” which is triggered by external pressure such as focusing events. Consequently, reactive policy entrepreneurs don't have specific, a priori policy preferences.

Policy Studies Journal | PSO Public Policy Journal | Wiley Online Library

In this article, we examine public policy change at the local level of governance in the aftermath of an extraordinary event. Using the case study of a Swedish municipality after the sweeping forest...

onlinelibrary.wiley.com

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Ended my first week back in China with a road-trip to Sanyang in Anhui Province for a 10km trailrun and hiking.

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@PubPolicyChina

1 year

Managed to squeeze in a short hike before leaving Hong Kong. Great views over the city. 🤩

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@PubPolicyChina

11 months

Kunshan today: sunny, warm, blue sky. I took advantage of it by exploring the countryside. I biked 20 km along rice paddies and had tea, fresh local tangerines, and roasted sunflower seeds in a small village along the way. The day ended with a beautiful sunset. ❤️

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

I couldn’t have wished for a better start of October: Hiking Sierra de Guadarrama. These mountains are just an hour by train from Madrid.

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Ran a 10km trail in the Netherlands today. 🏃‍♀️ The long lockdown situation in Kunshan has negatively impacted my speed & strength. Nevertheless, I really enjoyed the race. Very green forest, nice views, and sunny weather. 💚

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Xishan in Suzhou 🤩 Great place for hiking, tea, and beautiful views over Lake Tai. ❤️

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@PubPolicyChina

3 years

Public policy people: if you're working on policy process theories in nondemocratic settings, please consider submitting an abstract to this 👇 @ECPR Joint Sessions Workshop that I'm co-chairing. When? April 19-22. Where? Online. Please spread the word!

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

My thoughts are with this woman in Tangshan (China) who got beaten very severely by men on Friday. Lots of comments on Weibo under the hashtag #唐山女孩被暴力围殴是所有人的噩梦# Many people are saying that "it could have been me." Violence against women must stop.

Kerry Allen 凯丽

@kerrya11en

2 years

The footage coming out of Tangshan today is horrific, every woman's worst nightmare. Shocking footage is going viral of a woman refusing a man's advances at a restaurant. She is then punched, chairs are thrown, & she is dragged by her hair into the street, JUST FOR SAYING NO.

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The University of Michigan is hiring a tenure-track or tenured faculty member with expertise on "the relationships between environmental factors in physical, built, and/or social environments and environmental racism, social inequity, and public policy"

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

In this new @PSJ_Editor article, @jo_kuenzler & Bettina Stauffer introduce a new, promising way to analyze the role of narratives in public policy, namely by distinguishing between substantive and procedural aspects.

Policy Studies Journal | PSO Public Policy Journal | Wiley Online Library

This article introduces the distinction between substance (questions of policy design) and process (questions of power in the policy process) to the Narrative Policy Framework (NPF). While both...

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@PubPolicyChina

4 months

This weekend’s public policy conference at Beijing Normal University was filled with interesting talks and conversations with colleagues from & beyond China. Especially hot themes were AI, collaboration, environment, and internationalization.

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

9 months

Hello Utrecht! 👋

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

3 years

O no! Someone in my building has started renovating. 😢 For those not familiar with China... this means an intense, very loud BRRRBRRRTTZBBBRRZ drilling sound for hours and days (or even weeks, months) on end. I welcome tips for how to stay zen. #ChinaTwitter

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1 year

I’m on my way to the International Conference on Public Policy @_IPPA_ . Looking forward to meeting colleagues from around the world and learn about the latest public policy research. See you soon Toronto!

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@PubPolicyChina

2 years

Hello Utrecht! ❤️

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

3 years

Made it! My first 10km race in several years. ❤️ This was in Shushan, Suzhou. 🏃‍♀️

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

1 year

How do China's government policies change over time? @li_cammie & I looked into this question by reviewing 88 Chinese journal articles on the punctuated equilibrium theory. We published results in @PSJ_Editor . Full article available here: DM me for a copy

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Dr. Annemieke van den Dool

@PubPolicyChina

2 years

My view for the next 10 days. ❤️

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