Guillermo M Cejudo
Biographic Data
| ID | 320314 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Guillermo M Cejudo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Guillermo M |
| FAMILY NAME | Cejudo |
| SIGNATURE | CEJUDO G M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7865-2557 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 218 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
What happens after policies end? Effects of policy termination and dismantling on target populations, organizations, policy mixes, and political behavior
What happens when a policy is no longer in effect? How do the partial or total rollback of government interventions, the elimination of policy instruments, or the reduction in the scope or intensity of public programs affect individuals, communities, and bureaucracies? These are relevant questions in both developed and developing nations facing the rollback of social benefits or the weakening of environmental protections for ideological reasons, …
Hacia una organización social del cuidado más justa
De cara a la crisis de cuidados que enfrenta Latinoamérica, en las últimas décadas los gobiernos de la región han empezado a crear sistemas integrales de cuidados. En este texto hacemos un análisis comparativo, desde una perspectiva de política pública, del diseño de cinco casos emblemáticos de sistemas de cuidado que buscan explícitamente articular intervenciones de política en torno a las personas cuidadoras o a quienes requieren cuidado. Tres …
Resisting the tide
After years of austerity, rising populism, and declining trust in government, research on policy dismantling has grown. Recent discussions highlight the importance of resilience against dismantling. This article explores organizational routines as safeguards, arguing that they act as “dikes” that prevent dismantling. Focusing on Mexico’s open government policy post-2018, the study examines how routines have helped preserve key components despite …
Los instrumentos integradores en los sistemas de cuidados en América Latina
Some Latin American governments have developed systems that seek to comprehensively guarantee the right to provide and receive care. These initiatives aim to recognize, redistribute, or reduce caregiving work within households by coordinating a set of policies, implemented by different agencies, around the same individual. Achieving this requires overcoming the challenge of intersectoral coordination, based on management instruments that allow in…
Uncoordinated federalism
The COVID‐19 pandemic has demanded prompt actions from governments all over the world. In both developed and developing countries, national governments have had to make unprecedented decisions to face the extraordinary challenges posed by the pandemic. In this paper, we explore how, due to the limited intervention from the Mexican federal government (in terms of policy actions, funding mechanisms and acting as a coordinating agent), state governm…
How information capacity shapes policy implementation
Policy integration as a political process
Implementing policy integration
Task-specific policy capacities
The COVID-19 pandemic required simultaneous, effective policy responses from numerous policy sectors. How have policy capacities enabled these responses? This paper analyzes social policy responses in Latin America and the Caribbean. We compare how policy capacities enabled 27 LAC governments to respond to the social effects of the pandemic with 122 cash transfer programs. The paper is based on a quantitative analysis of the number, type, and cov…
Pathways to policy integration
Researchers in public policy and public administration agree that policy integration is a process. Nevertheless, scholars have given limited attention to political aspects that facilitate or impede integration. This paper aims at filling that gap, by looking at how different theories of the policy process can help in explaining the process of policy integration as shaped by policy subsystems. By building on insights from theories of the policy pr…
Interacting institutional logics in policy implementation
When more actors—politicians, bureaucrats, or citizens—get involved in the process of policy implementation, they bring different understanding of their roles and objectives as participants in the policy. These understandings are the means–ends relationships shaping actors' behavior during the implementation process, analyzed in the literature as institutional logics. How do these institutional logics interact during the process of implementation…
Instruments for Policy Integration
To effectively address complex problems, different policy instruments must be integrated into policy mixes. A crucial task for the policymaker is to identify the set of instruments to be deployed and to integrate them into a policy mix. However, policy instruments not only need to be coherent in their design; their implementation also requires instruments that create interdependence and preserve the integrated logic of the policy mix over time. I…
Policy Coordination and Integration
Coordinating and integrating different policies and public sector organizations is a major challenge for practitioners and a continuing topic of interest for researchers . This Viewpoint essay argues that research on this topic needs reorientation to provide better insights for practice and theory of policy making , as well as policy implementation . The authors offer four suggestions on how future research could advance: (1) combining existing c…
Las ciencias sociales y la investigación desde el Cide
El Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (en adelante CIDE) es un Centro Público de Investigación (CPI) del Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (Conacyt), especializado en ciencias sociales y principalmente financiado con recursos públicos. Nació con un doble propósito. Por un lado, constituirse como un centro de pensamiento para el Estado mexicano; por otro, tener una vocación académica, científica y crítica, con una agenda de inves…
Addressing fragmented government action
Explaining change in the Mexican public sector
The Mexican public sector has undergone significant transformations in recent decades. This article argues against the view that these changes are the result of New Public Management-style reforms. Even though the Mexican government has applied some of the tools associated with this paradigm, the essential NPM doctrines — granting more autonomy to public agencies and government officials, and using market mechanisms to promote competition in the …
Beyond Promises
Rethinking the Link between Trust and Democratic Government
Addressing fragmented government action
Policy Coordination and Integration
Coordinating and integrating different policies and public sector organizations is a major challenge for practitioners and a continuing topic of interest for researchers . This Viewpoint essay argues that research on this topic needs reorientation to provide better insights for practice and theory of policy making , as well as policy implementation . The authors offer four suggestions on how future research could advance: (1) combining existing c…
Pathways to policy integration
Researchers in public policy and public administration agree that policy integration is a process. Nevertheless, scholars have given limited attention to political aspects that facilitate or impede integration. This paper aims at filling that gap, by looking at how different theories of the policy process can help in explaining the process of policy integration as shaped by policy subsystems. By building on insights from theories of the policy pr…
Interacting institutional logics in policy implementation
When more actors—politicians, bureaucrats, or citizens—get involved in the process of policy implementation, they bring different understanding of their roles and objectives as participants in the policy. These understandings are the means–ends relationships shaping actors' behavior during the implementation process, analyzed in the literature as institutional logics. How do these institutional logics interact during the process of implementation…
Instruments for Policy Integration
To effectively address complex problems, different policy instruments must be integrated into policy mixes. A crucial task for the policymaker is to identify the set of instruments to be deployed and to integrate them into a policy mix. However, policy instruments not only need to be coherent in their design; their implementation also requires instruments that create interdependence and preserve the integrated logic of the policy mix over time. I…
Policy integration as a political process
Resisting the tide
After years of austerity, rising populism, and declining trust in government, research on policy dismantling has grown. Recent discussions highlight the importance of resilience against dismantling. This article explores organizational routines as safeguards, arguing that they act as “dikes” that prevent dismantling. Focusing on Mexico’s open government policy post-2018, the study examines how routines have helped preserve key components despite …
How information capacity shapes policy implementation
Implementing policy integration
Explaining change in the Mexican public sector
The Mexican public sector has undergone significant transformations in recent decades. This article argues against the view that these changes are the result of New Public Management-style reforms. Even though the Mexican government has applied some of the tools associated with this paradigm, the essential NPM doctrines — granting more autonomy to public agencies and government officials, and using market mechanisms to promote competition in the …
Los instrumentos integradores en los sistemas de cuidados en América Latina
Some Latin American governments have developed systems that seek to comprehensively guarantee the right to provide and receive care. These initiatives aim to recognize, redistribute, or reduce caregiving work within households by coordinating a set of policies, implemented by different agencies, around the same individual. Achieving this requires overcoming the challenge of intersectoral coordination, based on management instruments that allow in…
Rethinking the Link between Trust and Democratic Government
Explaining change in the Mexican public sector
The Mexican public sector has undergone significant transformations in recent decades. This article argues against the view that these changes are the result of New Public Management-style reforms. Even though the Mexican government has applied some of the tools associated with this paradigm, the essential NPM doctrines — granting more autonomy to public agencies and government officials, and using market mechanisms to promote competition in the …
Beyond Promises
Addressing fragmented government action
Policy Coordination and Integration
Coordinating and integrating different policies and public sector organizations is a major challenge for practitioners and a continuing topic of interest for researchers . This Viewpoint essay argues that research on this topic needs reorientation to provide better insights for practice and theory of policy making , as well as policy implementation . The authors offer four suggestions on how future research could advance: (1) combining existing c…
Las ciencias sociales y la investigación desde el Cide
El Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (en adelante CIDE) es un Centro Público de Investigación (CPI) del Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (Conacyt), especializado en ciencias sociales y principalmente financiado con recursos públicos. Nació con un doble propósito. Por un lado, constituirse como un centro de pensamiento para el Estado mexicano; por otro, tener una vocación académica, científica y crítica, con una agenda de inves…
Instruments for Policy Integration
To effectively address complex problems, different policy instruments must be integrated into policy mixes. A crucial task for the policymaker is to identify the set of instruments to be deployed and to integrate them into a policy mix. However, policy instruments not only need to be coherent in their design; their implementation also requires instruments that create interdependence and preserve the integrated logic of the policy mix over time. I…
Task-specific policy capacities
The COVID-19 pandemic required simultaneous, effective policy responses from numerous policy sectors. How have policy capacities enabled these responses? This paper analyzes social policy responses in Latin America and the Caribbean. We compare how policy capacities enabled 27 LAC governments to respond to the social effects of the pandemic with 122 cash transfer programs. The paper is based on a quantitative analysis of the number, type, and cov…
Pathways to policy integration
Researchers in public policy and public administration agree that policy integration is a process. Nevertheless, scholars have given limited attention to political aspects that facilitate or impede integration. This paper aims at filling that gap, by looking at how different theories of the policy process can help in explaining the process of policy integration as shaped by policy subsystems. By building on insights from theories of the policy pr…
Interacting institutional logics in policy implementation
When more actors—politicians, bureaucrats, or citizens—get involved in the process of policy implementation, they bring different understanding of their roles and objectives as participants in the policy. These understandings are the means–ends relationships shaping actors' behavior during the implementation process, analyzed in the literature as institutional logics. How do these institutional logics interact during the process of implementation…
Uncoordinated federalism
The COVID‐19 pandemic has demanded prompt actions from governments all over the world. In both developed and developing countries, national governments have had to make unprecedented decisions to face the extraordinary challenges posed by the pandemic. In this paper, we explore how, due to the limited intervention from the Mexican federal government (in terms of policy actions, funding mechanisms and acting as a coordinating agent), state governm…
How information capacity shapes policy implementation
Policy integration as a political process
Implementing policy integration
Los instrumentos integradores en los sistemas de cuidados en América Latina
Some Latin American governments have developed systems that seek to comprehensively guarantee the right to provide and receive care. These initiatives aim to recognize, redistribute, or reduce caregiving work within households by coordinating a set of policies, implemented by different agencies, around the same individual. Achieving this requires overcoming the challenge of intersectoral coordination, based on management instruments that allow in…
Hacia una organización social del cuidado más justa
De cara a la crisis de cuidados que enfrenta Latinoamérica, en las últimas décadas los gobiernos de la región han empezado a crear sistemas integrales de cuidados. En este texto hacemos un análisis comparativo, desde una perspectiva de política pública, del diseño de cinco casos emblemáticos de sistemas de cuidado que buscan explícitamente articular intervenciones de política en torno a las personas cuidadoras o a quienes requieren cuidado. Tres …
Resisting the tide
After years of austerity, rising populism, and declining trust in government, research on policy dismantling has grown. Recent discussions highlight the importance of resilience against dismantling. This article explores organizational routines as safeguards, arguing that they act as “dikes” that prevent dismantling. Focusing on Mexico’s open government policy post-2018, the study examines how routines have helped preserve key components despite …
What happens after policies end? Effects of policy termination and dismantling on target populations, organizations, policy mixes, and political behavior
What happens when a policy is no longer in effect? How do the partial or total rollback of government interventions, the elimination of policy instruments, or the reduction in the scope or intensity of public programs affect individuals, communities, and bureaucracies? These are relevant questions in both developed and developing nations facing the rollback of social benefits or the weakening of environmental protections for ideological reasons, …
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