Kate Mattocks
Biographic Data
| ID | 4152022 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kate Mattocks |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kate |
| FAMILY NAME | Mattocks |
| SIGNATURE | MATTOCKS K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of East Anglia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5773-1734 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Agenda-setting success and the 2024 UK Birth Trauma Inquiry
Can policy experiments achieve policy change? The politics of experimentation in Canadian cultural policy
What is successful policy experimentation
This article discusses the concept of success in relation to policy experimentation, a type of policy innovation. Despite a growing literature on policy experiments, few studies define or explore what constitutes a successful experiment. This is important given the potential of experiments for policy learning and change, and also so that experiments can be evaluated and lessons learned across jurisdictions by academics and practitioners. The arti…
Policy experimentation and policy learning in Canadian cultural policy
Career Development and Progression of Early Career Academics in Political Science: A Gendered Perspective
In this article, we examine the career development and progression of Early Career Academics in the discipline of political science in the UK. The primary focus is to explore whether and to what extent career development is gendered. With data from a survey of Early Career Academics as well as semi-structured interviews, the article shares personal experiences of professional development, exposing the challenges women in the profession face, incl…
Looking for Bootstraps: Economic Development in the Maritimes Donald Savoie Halifax: Nimbus Publishing, 2017
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Co‐ordinating Co‐ordination: The European Commission and the Culture Open Method of Co‐ordination
This article examines the role of the European Commission in non‐legislative policy co‐ordination in the European Union. Using the Open Method of Co‐ordination (OMC) in the oft‐neglected sector of cultural policy as a case study, it argues that rather than a neutral facilitator as it appears on paper, the Commission occupies both a political and administrative leadership role in the operation of the culture OMC. Through analysis of policy documen…
Arts Council England Tailored Review
This policy review examines the 2017 Tailored Review of Arts Council England by the Department of Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS)
A few sparks of inspiration: Analysing the outcomes of European Union cultural policy coordination
This article examines the outcomes of cultural policy coordination in the European Union using a case study of one policy priority in the 2011–2014 Work Plan for Culture. The Open Method of Coordination brings Member States together to exchange and cooperate on key policy priorities. Drawing on interviews with key actors as well as participant observation material, the article demonstrates the limited influence of the culture OMC on domestic poli…
Diversity, Inclusion, and Doctoral Study: Challenges facing minority phd students in the United Kingdom
The purpose of this article is to provide a platform to converse on barriers and challenges faced by three marginalised groups – women, black minority ethnic (BME) groups, and students living with a disability – throughout the course of doctoral study in political science in the United Kingdom. Much of the literature devoted to inequalities in academia tends to focus on established academics already in a post; the experiences of PhD researchers a…
Career Development and Progression of Early Career Academics in Political Science: A Gendered Perspective
In this article, we examine the career development and progression of Early Career Academics in the discipline of political science in the UK. The primary focus is to explore whether and to what extent career development is gendered. With data from a survey of Early Career Academics as well as semi-structured interviews, the article shares personal experiences of professional development, exposing the challenges women in the profession face, incl…
Diversity, Inclusion, and Doctoral Study: Challenges facing minority phd students in the United Kingdom
The purpose of this article is to provide a platform to converse on barriers and challenges faced by three marginalised groups – women, black minority ethnic (BME) groups, and students living with a disability – throughout the course of doctoral study in political science in the United Kingdom. Much of the literature devoted to inequalities in academia tends to focus on established academics already in a post; the experiences of PhD researchers a…
Policy experimentation and policy learning in Canadian cultural policy
Co‐ordinating Co‐ordination: The European Commission and the Culture Open Method of Co‐ordination
This article examines the role of the European Commission in non‐legislative policy co‐ordination in the European Union. Using the Open Method of Co‐ordination (OMC) in the oft‐neglected sector of cultural policy as a case study, it argues that rather than a neutral facilitator as it appears on paper, the Commission occupies both a political and administrative leadership role in the operation of the culture OMC. Through analysis of policy documen…
Can policy experiments achieve policy change? The politics of experimentation in Canadian cultural policy
Diversity, Inclusion, and Doctoral Study: Challenges facing minority phd students in the United Kingdom
The purpose of this article is to provide a platform to converse on barriers and challenges faced by three marginalised groups – women, black minority ethnic (BME) groups, and students living with a disability – throughout the course of doctoral study in political science in the United Kingdom. Much of the literature devoted to inequalities in academia tends to focus on established academics already in a post; the experiences of PhD researchers a…
Arts Council England Tailored Review
This policy review examines the 2017 Tailored Review of Arts Council England by the Department of Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS)
A few sparks of inspiration: Analysing the outcomes of European Union cultural policy coordination
This article examines the outcomes of cultural policy coordination in the European Union using a case study of one policy priority in the 2011–2014 Work Plan for Culture. The Open Method of Coordination brings Member States together to exchange and cooperate on key policy priorities. Drawing on interviews with key actors as well as participant observation material, the article demonstrates the limited influence of the culture OMC on domestic poli…
Co‐ordinating Co‐ordination: The European Commission and the Culture Open Method of Co‐ordination
This article examines the role of the European Commission in non‐legislative policy co‐ordination in the European Union. Using the Open Method of Co‐ordination (OMC) in the oft‐neglected sector of cultural policy as a case study, it argues that rather than a neutral facilitator as it appears on paper, the Commission occupies both a political and administrative leadership role in the operation of the culture OMC. Through analysis of policy documen…
Looking for Bootstraps: Economic Development in the Maritimes Donald Savoie Halifax: Nimbus Publishing, 2017
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Policy experimentation and policy learning in Canadian cultural policy
Career Development and Progression of Early Career Academics in Political Science: A Gendered Perspective
In this article, we examine the career development and progression of Early Career Academics in the discipline of political science in the UK. The primary focus is to explore whether and to what extent career development is gendered. With data from a survey of Early Career Academics as well as semi-structured interviews, the article shares personal experiences of professional development, exposing the challenges women in the profession face, incl…
Can policy experiments achieve policy change? The politics of experimentation in Canadian cultural policy
What is successful policy experimentation
This article discusses the concept of success in relation to policy experimentation, a type of policy innovation. Despite a growing literature on policy experiments, few studies define or explore what constitutes a successful experiment. This is important given the potential of experiments for policy learning and change, and also so that experiments can be evaluated and lessons learned across jurisdictions by academics and practitioners. The arti…
Agenda-setting success and the 2024 UK Birth Trauma Inquiry
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