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Diverging against all odds? Regulatory Paths in Embryonic Stem Cell Research across Western Europe
Engeli, Isabelle; Rothmayr Allison, Christine (2013-03-20)An interest-driven account of Embryonic Stem Cell Research would, given the considerable financial and scientific concerns, likely predict regulations to converge towards permissive policies. However, across Western Europe, national regulations of ... -
Le droit et l’administration de la justice face aux instruments managériaux : rationalité juridique vs. rationalité managériale ?
Rothmayr Allison, Christine (2013-09-23)Ce dossier est issu d’un atelier qui s’est tenu au Congrès de la Société québécoise de science politique en 2010, sous le titre « Les instruments juridiques dans le jeu politique ». Plusieurs contributions à cet atelier s’intéressaient non seulement ... -
Half a Century of “Muddling”: Are We There Yet?
Rothmayr Allison, Christine; St-Martin, Denis (2011-02)Half a century after the publication of Lindblom's seminal article “The Science of Muddling Through”, we revisit the heritage of incrementalism in this special issue, analyzing its legacy in public policy and public administration. The articles discuss ... -
Rationalism and Public Policy: Mode of Analysis or Symbolic Politics?
St-Martin, Denis; Rothmayr Allison, Christine (2011-02)This article takes up the distinction between incremental analysis and incremental politics as elaborated by Lindblom in his 1979 article. We argue that while rationalism as a mode of analysis has lost much of its prominence, rationalism as symbolic ... -
Regulating Assisted Reproduction in Canada, Switzerland, and the USA: Comparing the Judicialization of Policy-making
Rothmayr Allison, Christine; L'Éspérance, Audrey (2017-02-14)This article analyses the extent to which courts shape policies for assisted reproduction. While the USA is considered to be the most litigious country, Canada has observed a growing involvement of the courts from the 1980’s onward, and Switzerland is ... -
When Doctors Shape Policy: The Impact of Self-Regulation on Governing Human Biotechnology
Engeli, Isabelle; Rothmayr Allison, Christine (2016-09)This paper investigates the development and adoption of governance modes in the field of human biotechnology. As the field of human biotechnology is relatively new, voluntary professional self-regulation constituted the initial governing mode. In the ...