Why sub-Saharan voters support corrupt politicians

How can scholars defend the open society?

New editorial team for Governance
The SOG executive is pleased to announce the selection of a new editorial team for Governance. The new co-editors are Professors Adam Sheingate of Johns Hopkins University and Éric Montpetit of the Université de Montréal. The new team will take over on January 1, 2018.
How relying on elites causes peacebuilding failures

Thirty years of Governance
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Reagan and Gorbachev in Red Square, March 1988 |
This month marks the publication of volume 30 of Governance. In a commentary in the current issue, Colin Campbell and Guy Peters reflect on the launch of the journal in 1988. “The major journals in policy and administration were much less internationalized than they are now,” Campbell and Peters write. There was “a need for a journal that would address public policy and administration in a comparative manner.” Read the commentary.
State capacity first, then democracy

Preserving transparency in Trump’s America
Written by Governance
February 10, 2017 at 12:38 pm
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