Giulia C Romano
Biographic Data
| ID | 2445696 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giulia C Romano |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giulia C |
| FAMILY NAME | Romano |
| SIGNATURE | ROMANO G C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Duisburg-Essen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1568-3970 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The transfer of eco-city concepts to China: A selective and gradual policy transfer style
To explain the poor results of several international collaborative projects dedicated to exploring eco-city concepts in China, some scholars pointed out that Chinese policymakers operate a form of cherry-picking that prefers technical knowledge to policy proposals. This approach is consistent with the hypothesis of a presumed Chinese style of policy transfers, according to which Chinese policymakers learn from abroad selectively and gradually. Th…
Brazil and China going global: Emerging issues and questions to explore knowledge and policy transfers
Most research in policy transfer studies focused on cases of policies originating from the ‘Global North’. However, recently countries of the ‘Global South’ became sources of models. With the exception of a few studies, literature has not considered these developments. This paper aims at contributing to this direction, by proposing an agenda drawn from policy transfer studies as well as from the observation of Brazil’s and China’s engagement in p…
Beyond the flying geese? New patterns, actors, and contestations of policy transfer in East Asia
East Asian policy transfer and diffusion is conceived as following a “flying geese” model but transformations in the region challenged this hierarchical leader‐follower relationship between countries. Based on the articles in this Special Issue, this article seeks to nuance the flying geese dynamics of policy transfer. New types of transfer agents afford a different view of agency in policy transfer. Modes of governance and administrative traditi…
Policy transfer as a driver of paradigm change? Lessons from a partnership for “eco‐city” development in urban China
This article analyses the impacts of an international cooperation project in the field of “eco‐city” development in China, using a policy transfer perspective. It explores the relationship between policy transfers and paradigm shifts and discussing the thesis of a “Chinese art” of policy transfers, according to which Chinese policymakers operate a form of cherry‐picking that prefers technical recommendations over policy or procedural recommendati…
Brazil and China in Knowledge and Policy Transfer: Agents, Objects, Time, Structures and Power
Brazil and China in Knowledge and Policy Transfer: Agents, Objects, Time, Structures and Power
Changing Urban Renewal Policies in China: Policy Transfer and Policy Learning under Multiple Hierarchies
Poursuivre le développement durable dans une ville chinoise. L’État local chinois et l’incertitude: Un aperçu à partir du cas de Yangzhou
Cet article interroge le cas du transfert de la « rénovation urbaine douce », une approche allemande de rénovation urbaine, à la ville de Yangzhou, en Chine. Combinant une analyse du transfert à celle de l’apprentissage, il montre que la configuration de l’État local chinois limite les capacités de la ville de poursuivre l’apprentissage et le transfert, laissant plutôt place à l’incertitude. Faute d’application des lois et des règlements, l’actio…
Changing Urban Renewal Policies in China: Policy Transfer and Policy Learning under Multiple Hierarchies
A critical reappraisal of resident participation in China and France: Authoritarian Deliberation’ Goes Global
This paper, the first step of a project aiming at analysing the establishment of practices of resident participation and consultation in urban renewal in China, proposes a reflection upon these practices through a comparison with similar experiences in France. Identifying some convergences between the practices adopted in the two countries, the paper proposes to reflect upon such puzzling outcomes, provocatively questioning the classic distinctio…
La politique énergétique au cœur de la modernisation chinoise
Malgré la floraison ces dernières années des industries vertes, il n’est pas approprié jusqu’ici de parler d’une « transition énergétique chinoise ». La forte emprise de l’État et de ses grands groupes énergétiques sur la production et la distribution, placé au cœur du développement industriel et maillant l’ensemble du territoire, rend difficile l’émergence d’une « économie bas carbone » et la possibilité d’une réelle transition énergétique à cou…
Brazil and China going global: Emerging issues and questions to explore knowledge and policy transfers
Most research in policy transfer studies focused on cases of policies originating from the ‘Global North’. However, recently countries of the ‘Global South’ became sources of models. With the exception of a few studies, literature has not considered these developments. This paper aims at contributing to this direction, by proposing an agenda drawn from policy transfer studies as well as from the observation of Brazil’s and China’s engagement in p…
A critical reappraisal of resident participation in China and France: Authoritarian Deliberation’ Goes Global
This paper, the first step of a project aiming at analysing the establishment of practices of resident participation and consultation in urban renewal in China, proposes a reflection upon these practices through a comparison with similar experiences in France. Identifying some convergences between the practices adopted in the two countries, the paper proposes to reflect upon such puzzling outcomes, provocatively questioning the classic distinctio…
La politique énergétique au cœur de la modernisation chinoise
Malgré la floraison ces dernières années des industries vertes, il n’est pas approprié jusqu’ici de parler d’une « transition énergétique chinoise ». La forte emprise de l’État et de ses grands groupes énergétiques sur la production et la distribution, placé au cœur du développement industriel et maillant l’ensemble du territoire, rend difficile l’émergence d’une « économie bas carbone » et la possibilité d’une réelle transition énergétique à cou…
The transfer of eco-city concepts to China: A selective and gradual policy transfer style
To explain the poor results of several international collaborative projects dedicated to exploring eco-city concepts in China, some scholars pointed out that Chinese policymakers operate a form of cherry-picking that prefers technical knowledge to policy proposals. This approach is consistent with the hypothesis of a presumed Chinese style of policy transfers, according to which Chinese policymakers learn from abroad selectively and gradually. Th…
Policy transfer as a driver of paradigm change? Lessons from a partnership for “eco‐city” development in urban China
This article analyses the impacts of an international cooperation project in the field of “eco‐city” development in China, using a policy transfer perspective. It explores the relationship between policy transfers and paradigm shifts and discussing the thesis of a “Chinese art” of policy transfers, according to which Chinese policymakers operate a form of cherry‐picking that prefers technical recommendations over policy or procedural recommendati…
La politique énergétique au cœur de la modernisation chinoise
Malgré la floraison ces dernières années des industries vertes, il n’est pas approprié jusqu’ici de parler d’une « transition énergétique chinoise ». La forte emprise de l’État et de ses grands groupes énergétiques sur la production et la distribution, placé au cœur du développement industriel et maillant l’ensemble du territoire, rend difficile l’émergence d’une « économie bas carbone » et la possibilité d’une réelle transition énergétique à cou…
A critical reappraisal of resident participation in China and France: Authoritarian Deliberation’ Goes Global
This paper, the first step of a project aiming at analysing the establishment of practices of resident participation and consultation in urban renewal in China, proposes a reflection upon these practices through a comparison with similar experiences in France. Identifying some convergences between the practices adopted in the two countries, the paper proposes to reflect upon such puzzling outcomes, provocatively questioning the classic distinctio…
Changing Urban Renewal Policies in China: Policy Transfer and Policy Learning under Multiple Hierarchies
Poursuivre le développement durable dans une ville chinoise. L’État local chinois et l’incertitude: Un aperçu à partir du cas de Yangzhou
Cet article interroge le cas du transfert de la « rénovation urbaine douce », une approche allemande de rénovation urbaine, à la ville de Yangzhou, en Chine. Combinant une analyse du transfert à celle de l’apprentissage, il montre que la configuration de l’État local chinois limite les capacités de la ville de poursuivre l’apprentissage et le transfert, laissant plutôt place à l’incertitude. Faute d’application des lois et des règlements, l’actio…
Changing Urban Renewal Policies in China: Policy Transfer and Policy Learning under Multiple Hierarchies
Brazil and China in Knowledge and Policy Transfer: Agents, Objects, Time, Structures and Power
Brazil and China in Knowledge and Policy Transfer: Agents, Objects, Time, Structures and Power
Brazil and China going global: Emerging issues and questions to explore knowledge and policy transfers
Most research in policy transfer studies focused on cases of policies originating from the ‘Global North’. However, recently countries of the ‘Global South’ became sources of models. With the exception of a few studies, literature has not considered these developments. This paper aims at contributing to this direction, by proposing an agenda drawn from policy transfer studies as well as from the observation of Brazil’s and China’s engagement in p…
Beyond the flying geese? New patterns, actors, and contestations of policy transfer in East Asia
East Asian policy transfer and diffusion is conceived as following a “flying geese” model but transformations in the region challenged this hierarchical leader‐follower relationship between countries. Based on the articles in this Special Issue, this article seeks to nuance the flying geese dynamics of policy transfer. New types of transfer agents afford a different view of agency in policy transfer. Modes of governance and administrative traditi…
Policy transfer as a driver of paradigm change? Lessons from a partnership for “eco‐city” development in urban China
This article analyses the impacts of an international cooperation project in the field of “eco‐city” development in China, using a policy transfer perspective. It explores the relationship between policy transfers and paradigm shifts and discussing the thesis of a “Chinese art” of policy transfers, according to which Chinese policymakers operate a form of cherry‐picking that prefers technical recommendations over policy or procedural recommendati…
The transfer of eco-city concepts to China: A selective and gradual policy transfer style
To explain the poor results of several international collaborative projects dedicated to exploring eco-city concepts in China, some scholars pointed out that Chinese policymakers operate a form of cherry-picking that prefers technical knowledge to policy proposals. This approach is consistent with the hypothesis of a presumed Chinese style of policy transfers, according to which Chinese policymakers learn from abroad selectively and gradually. Th…
Political science (9 works) · China (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Policy transfer (5 works) · Policy Transfer and Learning (5 works) · Public Administration (5 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)