1. Introduction: New Directions in the Study of Policy Transfer Mark Evans 2. Policy Transfer in Critical Perspective Mark Evans 3. Policy Diffusion and Policy Transfer David Marsh and J.C. Sharman 4. Policy Transfer as Learning: Capturing Variation in What Decision-Makers Learn from Epistemic Communities Claire A. Dunlop 5. Exporting Public-Private Partnerships in Healthcare: Export Strategy and Policy Transfer Chris Holden 6. Accounting for Policy Change through Multi-Level Analysis: The Reform of the Bank of England in the Post-War Era Sucheen Patel 7. The Uncertain Potential of Policy-Learning: A Comparative Assessment of Three Varieties Katrin Toens and Claudia Landwehr 8. Lesson-Drawing and Public Policy: Secondhand Smoking Restrictions in Scotland and England Bossman E. Asare and Donley T. Studlar 9. Policy Mimesis in the Context of Global Governance Andrew Massey 10. In Conclusion: Parting Shots Mark Evans
Biography
Mark Evans is Director of the Australia-New Zealand School of Government’s Institute for Governance at the University of Canberra. Mark’s published research focuses on four areas of concern: public administration and public policy; policy analysis; evaluating the impact of processes of globalisation on domestic policy formation; and, post-war reconstruction and development. The research theme that binds all of these areas together is his interest in institution-building and processes of governance.
