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Understand how problem recognition, policy ideas, and political dynamics interact to shape policy processes across diverse contexts in our Policy Theories Virtual Issues
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Learn how policy processes, governance dynamics, and institutional contexts shape policymaking across diverse regions of the Global South in our Policy Theories Virtual Issues
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Learn how policy attention, institutional dynamics, and periods of stability and change shape policy processes across diverse contexts in our Policy Theories Virtual Issues.
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Take a look at this Virtual Special Issue that examines gender as one of PSJ’s 8 featured policy topics
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Examine how belief systems, coalitions, and policy learning shape policy processes across diverse contexts in our Policy Theories Virtual Issues
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This Virtual Special Issue examines immigration as one of PSJ’s 8 featured policy topics
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New week, new insights! Explore fresh scholarship in PSJ Early View today.
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How does fear of deportation shape civic engagement? Check out this PSJ open-access article uncovering the complex ways perceived risk influences Latino political participation.
By Mackenzie Israel-Trummel, Allyson Shortle & Ana Bracic
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🎙️ New episode from the student-led Public Sphere Journal (PSJ) Podcast, hosted by our students!
Professor Tony Travers CBE explores the 2025 UK Budget, fiscal drag, rising taxes, and the growing pressures on local services.
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Explore how rules, actors, and institutional arrangements structure policy processes across diverse contexts in our Policy Theories Virtual Issues.
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BLOG POST ALERT!
Check out the latest PSJ blog asking: Do early experiences with welfare shape whether we vote later in life?
By Nathan K. Micatka
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For another consecutive year, PSJ continues to rank strongly in LinkedIn engagement metrics! 🔥
This momentum highlights the commitment of our authors, editors, reviewers, and readers who consistently share, engage with, and elevate policy scholarship. 📈
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This Virtual Special Issue examines Voting & Elections as one of PSJ’s 8 featured policy topics
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Explore this PSJ Research Note comparing responses to banning, defunding, and framing variations using controlled experiments.
By Elizabeth C. Connors, Alessandro Del Ponte & Peter DeScioli
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Discover this PSJ Perspective introducing algorithmic meta-capital into the Narrative Policy Framework and examining its influence across individual, group, and institutional levels.
By Xiaoxu Ling & Siyuan Yan
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Examine how narratives influence policy processes and outcomes across diverse political contexts in our Policy Theories Virtual Issues
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PSJ Blog Alert! 🔥
Check out our latest blog— a streamlined take on a must-read perspective originally published in PSJ: psjblog.net/2026/02/11/f...
This piece provides important perspective and reflection.
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This PSJ open access perspective rethinks anonymity, non-participation, and spectatorship as overlooked democratic practices, with guidance for empirical study.
By Andrea Felicetti
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PSJ BLOG POST ALERT!
What happens when incentive deals go public, and does transparency change how people feel about them? Insights from the Amazon HQ2 competition.
By Eric Stokan, Ian G. Anson & Nathan M. Jensen
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What does the Trump administration reveal about the future of policy process research? Check out this PSJ Perspective pointing to new directions in policy process research.
By @chris-koski.bsky.social
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Explore our Cultural Theory Issue—one of 8 featured policy theories
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NEW BLOG POST ALERT!
Check out this PSJ blog post on how policy design shapes the effectiveness of local content requirements across renewable energy value chains.
By @laimaeicke.bsky.social
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Take a look at our Virtual Special Issue on Health - one of 8 featured policy topics.
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Using longitudinal fieldwork and interviews, this PSJ open-access article shows how frontline discretion in problem-gambling prevention feeds back into policy redesign.
By Niccolò Aimo & Federico Cuomo
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Dive into our Virtual Special Issue on Foreign Policy—one of 8 featured policy topics
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