Why Health and Long-Term Care Systems Are Destined to Merge
An LSE economist argues that ageing populations and failing insurance markets make the merger of health and long-term care systems ...
An LSE economist argues that ageing populations and failing insurance markets make the merger of health and long-term care systems ...
Florida Atlantic University professor Alka Sapat has been elected a 2026 Fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration in ...
A machine learning study of three democracy indices finds that socioeconomic context variables, including renewable energy consumption, can predict democratic ...
A difference-in-differences analysis of monthly Turkish sectoral data finds that COVID-19 labor market disruptions were driven more by the broader ...
Researchers have combined input–output modeling, social network analysis, and a bibliometric study of more than 214,000 articles to map the ...
A newly published review in Global Public Policy and Governance examines Advances in E-governance, assessing how theory and real-world technological ...
UC Berkeley researchers used AI to build the first open-access database of millions of local ordinances from all 50 states, ...
A new panel study of 61 countries finds that national cultural values, particularly masculinity, uncertainty avoidance, and long-term orientation, significantly ...
A new comparative study finds that China's five-year planning system survived through institutionalized coordination and learning capacities, while India's equivalent ...
A systematic review of 257 studies maps three decades of research on artificial intelligence in public policy, identifying six themes ...
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