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New article on policy responsiveness out now in Policy Studies Journal!
02 Mar 2020
"When Does Government Listen to the Public? Voluntary Associations and Dynamic Agenda Representation in the United States" by Shaun Bevan (University of Edinburgh) and Anne Rasmussen (University of Copenhagen) is out now in Policy Studies Journal! This new article uses ...
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Just published: CAP in the European Journal of Public Policy!
25 Feb 2020
Check out the latest issue of the European Journal of Public Policy (2020, 27, n.1) for the new article, "The public, the protester, and the bill: do legislative agendas respond to public opinion signals?" by Luca Bernardi (University of Liverpool, UK), Daniel Bischof ...
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ECPR panel on corona virus outbreak
16 Feb 2020
Call for papers for the 2020 ECPR General Conference 
(26-28 August, Innsbruck) Panel title (S46 Open Section): China’s and the world’s response to COVID19 This panel aims to preliminary map and assess the response to COVID19 around the world and in particular in China. ...
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EJ Fagan Hired as Assistant Professor at University of Illinois at Chicago!
07 Feb 2020
We are delighted to announce that EJ Fagan, PhD Candidate at the University of Texas and former Policy Agendas Project Manager, has accepted a position as an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Illinois at Chicago, beginning Fall 2020! His research ...
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Call for papers for CAP 2020!
09 Jan 2020
Submit your paper abstracts for CAP 2020 - the 13th Comparative Agendas Project Conference! The 3-day conference with paper-presentations organized in panels in three tracks, with a key note speaker, joint reception and dinner, will take place 1-3 July 2020 at Aarhus ...
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