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We know surprisingly little about the role of individual ministries in the policy process. Yet, since the staff composition, policy preferences and power resources of ministries vary, the involvement of and interactions between ministries in policy-making has implications for representation, responsiveness, knowledge use and the content of public policy. In this panel, we therefore welcome papers that contribute to our understanding of 1) the role of individual ministries in the policy process, 2) the substantive policy preferences of different ministries and how they are formed, and 3) inter-ministerial politics and the conditions under which ministries influence policy output.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Exploring the Role of Ministerial Advisers in the Executive Triangle: Flemish Ministerial Advisers from 2000 - 2020 | View Paper Details |
| The Quiet Politicization of Government Commissions | View Paper Details |
| Bureaucratic autonomy through bureaucratic imperialism: The Ministry of Finance as the policy designer in other ministries | View Paper Details |
| Organizational Function and Reputation Management: Evidence from Central Agencies in China | View Paper Details |
| Bureaucrats, politicians and the power over policy-making | View Paper Details |