... advice, focusing on think tanks in two de-democratizing countries of the European Union: Hungary and Poland. We identify four aspects of policymaking that are particularly consequential for the role of think tanks and the knowledge they produce in policymaking processes: questioning and politicizing...

.../standard_publication_model ) How are neo-liberals responding to the challenge of the radical right? According to this article, neo-liberal think tanks are apathetic towards the rise of radical conservatism. Moreover, their strategic and selective ignorance contrasts with their rigorous approach to left-wing ideas...

... the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Think tanks and their roles in rendering expertise in policy advice...

..., and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Few scholars have dedicated their attention to the role of think tanks as policy experts within captured states. We investigate how, why, and to what extent think tanks are used in the captured states in the Western Balkans...

..., followed in 1945 with the publication of his best-selling volume, Nationalism and after. Britain diplomacy Eastern Europe international history think-tanks nationalism Edward Hallett Carr spent 20 years of his professional life in the Foreign Office, starting on the lowest rung in 1916...

... it reached Turkey, China and India and then spread all over the world. This article explores the role of think tanks steering and promoting BRT policies during complexes processes and interactions of power among multiple scales. In doing so, the article situates itself within the research arenas studying...

... of research quality. Source diversity is measured by the number of type of sources consulted in the research produced by global think tanks ( Figure 1 ). Figure 1. Conceptual model. Considering the large number of think tanks operating around the world, purposive sample was used to select the top 50 global...

..., James Nixey, Jake Statham and Alex Vines. 01 10 2018 © The Author(s) 2018. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Royal Institute of International Affairs. 2018 Abstract A series of centenary anniversaries for some of the original think-tanks, as well as increasing turbulence...

... rule required a level of expertise and internal policy capacity that nascent national governments had not yet built. Local think tanks gradually stepped-in in response to this challenge. Funded by international donors in an environment where local philanthropy was almost non-existent, these think tanks...

.../by-nc/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Think tanks have become ubiquitous actors in the global production of policy knowledge. The Global Financial Crisis and Great Recession prompted a surge in doubt...

...Marcos Gonzalez Hernando Scholarship on think tanks has struggled to do justice to the diversity of its object of study. The label itself encompasses organisations both large and small; nominally neutral and vocally political; primarily funded by public, private or charitable funds; and mainly...

... and the thinking underpinning it. The scrutiny of think tank networks, the article proposes, can help bridge the gap between ideational and structural explanations. Think tanks austerity network economics European Union While many think tanks which promote austerity perspectives are based in Germany, many...

... junctures think tanks can increase their visibility as carriers of new coordinative and communicative discourse (Ladi, 2011 ). Additionally, a polarization of think tanks’ communicative discourse in favour or against austerity can be observed during the second critical juncture. During critical junctures...

...Hartwig Pautz Think tanks helped the British Conservative Party to revise their pre-crisis spending policies and to become ‘the party of austerity’ Think tanks were relevant actors in the austerity ‘discourse coalition’ Think tanks supported the Conservatives in their preparations...

...Erin Zimmerman; Diane Stone The policy input of think tanks in South-east Asian regional-level policy debates and the so-called ‘habit of dialogue’, that is, regular meetings among think tank directors and senior staff with other policy community elites, is well-documented (Katsumata, 2003 ; Kerr...

...Alejandra Salas-Porras Abstract This article applies social network analysis and a Bourdieu-inspired understanding of think tanks to a particular historical period, the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis of 2007–2009, when the neoliberal policy consensus was fractured and struggles...

... development international organization think-tanks Britain Multiple causes can, therefore, be marshalled to explain this renewed interest in a ‘postwar’ international order. ⁶ To be sure, the ideas of ‘world development’ and of ‘world order’ have different meanings today from those they had...

...The Thinkers. E. J. Fagan, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2024. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197759653.003.0010 This chapter summarizes the book’s conclusions, discusses its implications, and explores a possible future for partisan think tanks. By disrupting the link...

...This chapter focuses on the response to the Family Cap research. The critical assessment of research methods and findings began in earnest at several Washington-based Think Tanks with the publication of the final reports. The most stinging critique came from several scholar/researchers based...

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