The Routledge Handbook of Policy Advisory Systems (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction -?Policy Advisory Systems: Research Agendas and Comparative Approaches??Part 1: Policy Advisory Systems in a Changing World: Concepts, Importance and The State of the Research??Section I - Introduction (Background and Problematic)??1. A Diversifying Market for Public Policy Advice: Demand, Supply and the Challenges of AI-Generated Government Advice??2. Policy Advice and the Public Service in a Changing World??3. Citizens as Policy Advisors: Public Opinion as Policy Advice??4. ?The State of the Art of Policy Advisory System Research:? Mapping of Performance, Themes, and Key Actors of the Field??Part 2: Policy Advisory System Basics: Composition, Location and Dynamics??Section I: PAS Composition: The Nature of Policy Experts and Policy Advice??5. ?Location and Content in Policy Advisory Systems??6. ?Actors in Policy Advisory Systems: Instrument Constituencies, Epistemic Communities??7. Policy Advice by Bureaucrats??8. The Role and Types of Expert Bodies in Policy Advisory Systems??Section II - PAS Locations: National, Sub-National and International??9. Moving beyond Westminster: Expansion and comparison in the study of national policy advisory systems??10. Why Study Sub-national Policy Advisory Systems???11. Policy advisory systems at the nexus between policy areas??12. How Do International Bureaucrats Affect Policy Outputs? Studying Administrative Influence Strategies in International Organizations??Section III - Changes in PAS Membership and Activities??13. Policy Advisory System Dynamics: Changes in the Nature of Policy Advisors and Advice in Contemporary Government??14. Political demand and policy advice: A framework for analysis??15. Ideational change in Policy Advisory Systems: The role of external advisors in fostering professional expertise in Public Administration??16. The governance of policy advisory systems: Comparison of OECD countries??Part 3: PAS Trends: Politization, Externalization and Internationalization??Section I - Politicization: Changes in PAS Components??17. Ministerial Advisers and Policy Advisory Systems??18. The ‘mixed bag’ of ministerial advisers: Reflecting on their role profiles in the policy advisory system??19. The Hearts and Brains of Policy Advisory Systems: Ministerial Advisers, Ministerial Offices and Executive Triangles??20. Public inquiries as advisory policy tools??Section II - Externalization: Changes in Non-State Actors??21. Externalization of policy advice: From inside to outside government (and back?)??22. Think tanks and strategic policy-making: The contribution of think tanks to policy advisory systems??23. Professionals in global tax battles: Powering ideas through expertise??24. Academics in the Policy Advisory System: Evidence from a Survey of Canadian Universities??Section III - Internationalization: The Changing Role of International Organizations in PAS??25. The role of the International Monetary Fund in policy advisory systems??26. The boundary work of international organizations: Exclusive expertise??27. The OECD’s Emulationist and the World Bank’s Universalist Approach to Policy Brokerage: A Matter of Style??28. The Demand for Advice at the European Union Level: Policy Advice Politicization in the European Commission??Part 4: Variations and Developments in National Structure and Behavior??Section I ? PAS in Higher Capacity Countries??29. Transformation in Whitehall policy advice systems? Learning from three decades of reform??30. Policy Advise Paradoxes in France: So many advisors, experts and courtesans?speaking (un-)true to power in a vertical ‘republican monarchy’??31. Dynamics of change in internal policy advisory systems: The hybridization of advisory capacities in Germany??32. Providing Advice to Australian Government??Section II - Cases of Lower Capacity Countries??33. The Involution of Policy Advisory System in Russia: Formation, Development, and Degradation??34 The Iranian Policy Advisory System: Marginal Externalization and Political Conservatism??35. Policy Advisory System in Turkey: Policy Advice in an Authoritarian Setting??36. Knowledge representation of national expert and advisory committees in China??Part 5: Future Trends in PAS Research and Practice??Section I - Issues in PAS Management and Quality?37. Theorizing PAS Management: New Directions and Old Haunts??38. Understanding the connection between government and policy advisory bodies at arm’s length: Contested Autonomy??39. Features informing the development of an optimal policy advisory system: Based on the best available advice???40. What Makes a Good Policy Advice System? The Effects of Exit, Voice and Loyalty on Advisory System Diversity??Section II ? Future Issues in PAS Research??41. Tempo, Intensity, and Sequence in Policy Advisory Systems: In Search of More Nuanced Dynamics??42. The Challenges of Policy Advice in Turbulent Era: Legitimacy, Values and Politics??43. Advising Ministers in the digital era??44. Reconsidering advice and advisory systems in the governance era