In recent decades, research on governance and public policy has revealed a growing disconnect between state institutions and citizen demands, intensified by ...

Next week I’m doing my first accreditation visit. I’ve been on the receiving end of three ten-year visits in my career -- you’d think that wouldn’t be mathematically possible, but it is -- but this ...

Editor’s note: This post is part of a Health Affairs Blog series titled “ORBITA: Lessons From A Landmark Trial," which focuses on the recent study finding that coronary stenting did not improve ...

With this book, China joins the flourishing scholarly literature on “varieties of capitalism.” The country resembles Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan in its use of a state-controlled financial system to ...

The chapters in our new book, Eminent Domain: A Comparative Perspective are based on papers that were originally presented at an international conference on eminent domain entitled "Shifting the ...

In the first of three volumes of collected studies by Elias Bickerman, ten articles are reproduced with some updating in the notes, and appendices. Critical comment will center around three studies ...

Foundations for Home-Based Work: A Comparative Perspective is a hybrid conference funded by the Cultural Research Centre, under Department of Communications and New Media and jointly held with the ...

Why have the economies of Latin America lagged behind those of East Asia? Specifically, why are Asia's savings and investment rates so much higher? A big part of the answer lies in their respective ...

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract This paper originates from the current political debate on the vulnerability and lack of opportunities of the young people in Italy that may ...

In anticipation of the that the Government of Finland will appoint in 2021, this event brings together political scientist (University of Lapland) with legal scholar (University of Toronto) and ...