New Publication: “Does Context Really Matter for Environmental Policy Implementation? A Systematic Comparison of Implementation Determinants”
Link We are pleased to announce the publication of a new systematic review by BIOPOLISTA researchers Jonas von Pfister, Nicolai Goritz (né Schulz), Giorgio Varanini, Adrien Ludot, Julian Nal, Maria Proestou and Alexandra Gottinger in Environmental Policy and Governance. The article “Does Context Really Matter for Environmental Policy Implementation?” examines what determines successful environmental policy implementation […]
New Publication: “Pathways to Strong and Weak Resilience Orientation in Bioeconomy Policies: A Global Configurational Analysis of Policy Design Space Conditions” authored by Nicolai Goritz, Maria Proestou, and Peter H. Feindt
Nicolai Goritz, Maria Proestou, and Peter H. Feindt wrote a new article examining how bioeconomy strategies around the world address long-term viability from a resilience perspective. Drawing on an analysis of 78 bioeconomy strategies from 50 countries, the study explores how characteristics of national policy design spaces shape strong and weak resilience orientations in bioeconomy […]
New Publication: “Policy design for resilience? An assessment of the bioeconomy policy mix addressing the maize bio-based production system in Italy” by Giorgio Varanini & Peter H. Feindt
The paper by Giorgio Varanini and Peter H. Feindt titled “Policy Design for Resilience? An assessment of the bioeconomy policy mix addressing the maize bio-based production system in Italy” analyses how bioeconomy and agricultural policies in Italy shape the resilience of the maize bio-based production system. The study finds diverging resilience orientations: agricultural policies emphasise […]