Peter L Hupe
Biographic Data
| ID | 4128618 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter L Hupe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter L |
| FAMILY NAME | Hupe |
| SIGNATURE | HUPE P L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 59 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Policy Implementation in an Age of Governance
Four main findings stand out in this state-of-the-art analysis of policy implementation research. First, after a sudden rise in research interest and publications on this topic since the early 1970s up to the mid–late 1980s, scholarly interest stagnated and declined until the late 1990s and beginning of the new century. Then research publications started to rebound to an unprecedented new high level. Second, during these five decades or so, resea…
And the rest is implementation.’ Comparing approaches to what happens in policy processes beyond Great Expectations
Implementation occurs as a ‘late’ part in the stages model of the policy process. As such, it is seen as following upon and subordinate to the preceding stages of agenda-setting and policy formation. Hence, implementation is often addressed as ‘the rest’. This view on implementation as a presupposed residual in goal achievement implies little attention to ‘political’ dimensions, like ambiguity and conflict. Therefore, the view can only partially …
The Thesis of Incongruent Implementation
The more links can be observed in the vertical line between intentions and results as embodied by a policy process, the smaller the chance will be of a congruent implementation of the public policy concerned. Pressman and Wildavsky (1973) expressed this view on implementation in one of the longest and most famous subtitles in the study of public administration. In this article this view is addressed as the thesis of incongruent implementation. Al…
Beyond pillarization
Gratitude for care usually comes afterwards. For the children of the Verzorgingsstaat the moment of looking back in gratitude has not arrived yet. For the time being, they are still disappointed and angry, because the Verzorgingsstaat suddenly appears to be no longer capable of fulfilling their expectations without saying (Schnabel 1983: 25). Since 1983 the situation seems to have changed. The children of the Dutch Verzorgingsstaat (zorg = care) …
Implementing a Meta-Policy
The prevailing view on decentralisation policy in Western European countries like the Netherlands is that it is stagnating. People who see this stagnation as a problem ask what can be done about it. It appears that from the literature on policy implementation insights and lessons can be drawn that can be applied to the organisation of the administrative system. Application of these insights assumes a reality that is less one-sidedly hierarchical …
And the rest is implementation.’ Comparing approaches to what happens in policy processes beyond Great Expectations
Implementation occurs as a ‘late’ part in the stages model of the policy process. As such, it is seen as following upon and subordinate to the preceding stages of agenda-setting and policy formation. Hence, implementation is often addressed as ‘the rest’. This view on implementation as a presupposed residual in goal achievement implies little attention to ‘political’ dimensions, like ambiguity and conflict. Therefore, the view can only partially …
The Thesis of Incongruent Implementation
The more links can be observed in the vertical line between intentions and results as embodied by a policy process, the smaller the chance will be of a congruent implementation of the public policy concerned. Pressman and Wildavsky (1973) expressed this view on implementation in one of the longest and most famous subtitles in the study of public administration. In this article this view is addressed as the thesis of incongruent implementation. Al…
Implementing a Meta-Policy
The prevailing view on decentralisation policy in Western European countries like the Netherlands is that it is stagnating. People who see this stagnation as a problem ask what can be done about it. It appears that from the literature on policy implementation insights and lessons can be drawn that can be applied to the organisation of the administrative system. Application of these insights assumes a reality that is less one-sidedly hierarchical …
Beyond pillarization
Gratitude for care usually comes afterwards. For the children of the Verzorgingsstaat the moment of looking back in gratitude has not arrived yet. For the time being, they are still disappointed and angry, because the Verzorgingsstaat suddenly appears to be no longer capable of fulfilling their expectations without saying (Schnabel 1983: 25). Since 1983 the situation seems to have changed. The children of the Dutch Verzorgingsstaat (zorg = care) …
Implementing a Meta-Policy
The prevailing view on decentralisation policy in Western European countries like the Netherlands is that it is stagnating. People who see this stagnation as a problem ask what can be done about it. It appears that from the literature on policy implementation insights and lessons can be drawn that can be applied to the organisation of the administrative system. Application of these insights assumes a reality that is less one-sidedly hierarchical …
Beyond pillarization
Gratitude for care usually comes afterwards. For the children of the Verzorgingsstaat the moment of looking back in gratitude has not arrived yet. For the time being, they are still disappointed and angry, because the Verzorgingsstaat suddenly appears to be no longer capable of fulfilling their expectations without saying (Schnabel 1983: 25). Since 1983 the situation seems to have changed. The children of the Dutch Verzorgingsstaat (zorg = care) …
The Thesis of Incongruent Implementation
The more links can be observed in the vertical line between intentions and results as embodied by a policy process, the smaller the chance will be of a congruent implementation of the public policy concerned. Pressman and Wildavsky (1973) expressed this view on implementation in one of the longest and most famous subtitles in the study of public administration. In this article this view is addressed as the thesis of incongruent implementation. Al…
And the rest is implementation.’ Comparing approaches to what happens in policy processes beyond Great Expectations
Implementation occurs as a ‘late’ part in the stages model of the policy process. As such, it is seen as following upon and subordinate to the preceding stages of agenda-setting and policy formation. Hence, implementation is often addressed as ‘the rest’. This view on implementation as a presupposed residual in goal achievement implies little attention to ‘political’ dimensions, like ambiguity and conflict. Therefore, the view can only partially …
Policy Implementation in an Age of Governance
Four main findings stand out in this state-of-the-art analysis of policy implementation research. First, after a sudden rise in research interest and publications on this topic since the early 1970s up to the mid–late 1980s, scholarly interest stagnated and declined until the late 1990s and beginning of the new century. Then research publications started to rebound to an unprecedented new high level. Second, during these five decades or so, resea…
Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Evaluation and Performance Assessment (2 works) · Local Government Finance and Decentralization (2 works)