Introduction
Evidence-informed policy making (EIP) has generated substantial scholarship, but its contribution to the practicalities of policy making in international organisations is limited by the focus on a discreet and generally local level of governance. Furthermore, there is an acute bias in existing EIP literatu...
J. Espey, Zhengli Huang, Giada Casarin et al.· Evidence & Policy: A Journal...· 0 citations
This study examines how communication processes shaped stakeholders' understanding of Ethiopia's revised Education and Training Policy (2023) and analyzes the implications for institutional sustainability. A qualitative descriptive design was used, based on semi-structured interviews with 11 purposively selected stakeh...
Introduction
This article examines how evidence-based policy making (EBPM) has been institutionally situated and interpreted within Japan's central administrative system, and what this reveals about barriers to its implementation.
Methods/Data
The study uses document analysis of Policy Evaluation Expert Committee min...
Zhaoyuan Liu· Evidence & Policy: A Journal...· 0 citations
Abstract This paper argues that the next phase of evidence-informed policy-making in Ireland requires a shift in focus from evidence infrastructure to evidence capability. Drawing together the contributions to this special edition of Administration, it argues that while Ireland has made significant progress in building...
Mission, vision, educational philosophy, and core values (MVPG) are important components of strategic governance in higher education institutions. However, many universities encounter challenges in translating these institutional commitments into governance practices. This study examines the MVPG operationalisation at...
Phuoc Son Le· Dong Thap University Journal...· 0 citations
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