OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Policy Studies is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Trump’s (mis)management of the COVID-19 pandemic in the US	28
Policy styles and political trust in Europe’s national responses to the COVID-19 crisis	28
Campaign-style crisis regime: how China responded to the shock of COVID-19	24
Punctuations and diversity: exploring dynamics of attention allocation in China’s E-government agenda	19
Presidential policy narratives and the (mis)use of scientific expertise: Covid-19 policy responses in Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico	17
Nudge and co-design: complementary or contradictory approaches to policy innovation?	17
Policy on the move: the enabling settings of participation in participatory budgeting	16
Policy capacity: evolving theory and missing links	15
The environmental legacy of President Trump	13
President Trump’s transgender moral panic	13
Trump and the “deep state”	11
System dynamics modelling and the use of evidence to inform policymaking	11
The macroeconomic impact of Trump	11
Faith-based actors as climate intermediaries in Scottish climate policy	10
Assessing the policy effects of political leaders: a layered framework	10
Instruments of lesson-drawing: comparing the knowledge brokerage of the OECD and the World Bank	10
Policy formation, termination and the multiple streams framework: the case of introducing and abolishing automated university admission in France	10
Explaining social insurance participation: the importance of the social construction of target groups in China	9
Inequalities in digital welfare take-up: lessons from e-government in Spain	9
Straddling multiple streams: focusing events, policy entrepreneurs and problem brokers in the governance of English fire and rescue services	9
The architecture of inter-community partnerships in renewable energy: the role of climate intermediaries	9
The politics of multi-level migration policymaking: a network-centred perspective	8
Trump’s authoritarian neoliberal governance and the US-Mexican border	8
Governance and public administration in China	8
Practices of scalecraft and the reassembling of political boundaries: the contested nature of national schooling reform in the Australian federation	8

America after Trump: from “clean” to “dirty” democracy?	8
Disproportionate policy dynamics in crisis and uncertainty: an international comparative analysis of policy responses to COVID-19	8
The effects of Donald Trump	8
Investigating the policy tools of spatial planning	7
Donald Trump's impact on the Republican Party	7
Comparing the quality of governance across the European Union member countries: a grey relational analysis approach	7
Between opportunities and constraints: right-wing populists as designers of migrant integration policy	7
Metagoverning through intermediaries: the role of the Norwegian “Klimasats” Fund in translating national climate goals to local implementation	7
“Trump and racial equality in America? No pretense at all!”	7
The policy transfer of environmental policy integration: path dependency, route flexibility, or the Hungarian way?	7
Neighbourhood collaboration in co-production: state-resourced responsiveness or state-retrenched responsibilisation?	6
Increased support for collective defence in times of threat: European public opinion before and after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine	6
The forgotten election administrator of internet voting: lessons from Estonia	6
Trump and Congress	6
The Trump administration and China: policy continuity or transformation?	6
Presidents and intermediaries: insights from clean energy policy processes in Mexico	5
The visual politics and policy of Donald Trump	5
Trump, trust and the transatlantic relationship	5
Bans, sanctions, and dog-whistles: a review of anti-critical race theory initiatives adopted in the United States since 2020	5
Regulating misleading political advertising on online platforms: an example of regulatory mercantilism in digital policy	5
Why do Indigenous public policies fail?	5
The arrival of Ukrainian refugees as an opportunity to advance migrant integration policy	5
Disrupted harvests: how Ukraine – Russia war influences global food systems – a systematic review	5
Do social media reduce compliance with COVID-19 preventive measures?	5
“The religions are engaging: tick, well done”: the invisibilization and instrumentalization of Muslim climate intermediaries	5