Beyond the non-compliance “pathology”: Understanding street-level prioritizations in EEA social security coordination

Rebecca Lynn Radlick, Nadja S. Kühn

NORCE Norwegian Research Center, Norway

Discussant: Luiz Henrique Alonso de ANDRADE (Tampere University)

Clerical Heretics: The Ways Brazilian Social Security Officials Challenge Canonical Practices to Shape Social Policy Implementation

Luiz Alonso de Andrade

Tampere University, Finland

Discussant: Jenny LEWIS (University of Melbourne)

Policy innovation and frontline discretion: positive and negative rule-breaking?

Jenny M LEWIS

University of Melbourne, Australia

Discussant: Rebecca Lynn RADLICK (NORCE Norwegian Research Center)

Frontline officials’ interactions about creating societal value

Lara VAN OSCH, Ben KUIPERS, Nadine RAAPHORST

Leiden University, Netherlands, The

Discussant: Gabriela LOTTA (Getulio Vargas Foundation)

"Yes, we donated" (even without being asked to): Streel-level managers' multiple utilizations of informal resources during policy implementation

Gabriela LOTTA¹, Einat Lavee², Cristiano Alcantra¹

1: Getulio Vargas Foundation, Brazil; 2: Haifa University, Israel

Discussant: Lara Mirte VAN OSCH (Leiden University)

The role of external regulation within internal learning regimes: enabling frontline professionals in healthcare

Lynn Colder^1,2, Eduard Schmidt¹

1: Institute of Public Administration, Leiden University; 2: Leiden University Medical Centre (LUMC), Campus the Hague

Discussant: Claudia GLOBISCH (Institute for Employment Research (IAB))

Implementing the Participation Opportunities Act: Creative Discretion at the Frontline between Management and Budgets

Dr. Claudia Globisch, Dr. Kathrin Englert, Dr. Peter Kupka

Institute for Employment Research (IAB), Germany

Discussant: Lynn COLDER (Leiden University / LUMC Campus the Hague)

Social Equity in Public Administration: Lessons from the Street-Level

Ofek Edri Peer, Nissim Cohen

University of Haifa, Israel

Discussant: Nadine RAAPHORST (Leiden University)

Treating like cases alike: A comparative study on how street level professionals define equal treatment when rules run out

Nadine RAAPHORST

Leiden University, Netherlands, The

Discussant: Ofek EDRI-PEER (University of Haifa)

Responding to Stereotypes: How street-level bureaucrats appraise and cope with negative civil servant stereotypes

Isa BERTRAM, Carina Schott

Utrecht University, Netherlands, The

Discussant: Justine MARIENFELDT (University of Potsdam)

Serving a greater purpose? Perceived meaningfulness of digitalization and automation by street-level bureaucrats

Justine MARIENFELDT

University of Potsdam, Germany

Populist government support and frontline workers’ self-efficacy during crisis

Gabriela Lotta², Eva THOMANN¹

1: University of Konstanz, Germany; 2: Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV)

Discussant: Bettina STAUFFER (University of Bern)

The effects of institutionalized political involvement on public policy implementation: the case of Swiss social assistance policy

Bettina STAUFFER, Susanne Hadorn

University of Bern, Switzerland

Discussant: Giordano MORANGUEIRA MAGRI (Fundação Getulio Vargas)

The Voice of Implementation: Exploring the Link between Street-Level Integration and Environmental Outcomes

Christina STEINBACHER

LMU Munich, Germany

Discussant: Eva THOMANN (University of Konstanz)

Between trust and distrust: how multiple interactions with Street-Level Bureaucrats affect citizens’ trust in the state

Giordano Magri^1,2, Gabriela Lotta¹

1: Fundação Getulio Vargas (Brazil); 2: University of Groningen (The Netherlands)

Discussant: Christina STEINBACHER (LMU Munich)

Governance of learning and evidence-based policymaking in policy crises: The European Union’s response to the War in Ukraine and Climate Change

Bishoy Louis ZAKI¹, Valérie Pattyn², Ellen Wayenberg³

1: Ghent University; 2: Leiden University; 3: Ghent University

OPERATIONALIZATION OF POLICY STYLE THROUGH POLICY DESIGN: POLICY GOALS INDICATOR FOR COMPARATIVE PUBLIC POLICY

Ana PETEK¹, Nikola BAKETA², Anka KEKEZ¹, Marko KOVAČIĆ³, Mario MUNTA¹, Krešimir PETKOVIĆ¹, Marjeta ŠINKO¹, Borna ZGURIĆ¹

1: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Political Science, Croatia; 2: Institute for Social Research in Zagreb, Croatia; 3: Edward Bernays University College, Zagreb, Croatia

Discussant: Kalu N. KALU (Auburn University Montgomery)

Relational local action: responding to crisis through the multisectoral governance of community activity in Wales through the disrupted spatialities of the Covid-19 pandemic

Hannah DURRANT, Rosanna HAVERS

Cardiff University, United Kingdom

Discussant: James DOWNE (Cardiff University)

Advice and policy design during crises: a deep dive into Covid-19 advisory bodies

Clemence Bouchat¹, Ellen Fobé¹, Sonja Blum², Marleen Brans¹

1: KU Leuven, Belgium; 2: Bielefeld University, Germany

Discussant: Céline MAVROT (University of Lausanne)