In person icon Public Authorities’ Compliance with Court Rulings

Abstract

Courts play a significant role in shaping public policy and influencing political outcomes but court rulings are not self-implementing. The impact of judicial decision-making depends on how public sector actors (politicians, government agencies, bureaucrats) respond to court rulings. This panel invites papers that explore public sector actors' compliance with court rulings from different theoretical and methodological perspectives. For instance, what factors can explain why public authorities swiftly comply with some court rulings while the implementation of other rulings is significantly delayed

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