Caelesta Poppelaars
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4174573 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Caelesta Poppelaars |
| PRENOMES | Caelesta |
| SOBRENOME | Poppelaars |
| ASSINATURA | POPPELAARS C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Leiden University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 133 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Political Attention in a Coalition System
Two Worlds Apart
Immigrant integration has become an intractable policy controversy in the Netherlands. One facet of this controversy involves the different ways in which immigrant integration has been framed by national and local governments. National government has formulated a “citizenship approach” to immigrant integration, whereas local governments often chose a more accommodative approach to migrant groups. In this article, the authors argue that this discr…
The European Union Interest System in Comparative Perspective
Can we meaningfully compare within a single theoretical framework the politics of interest representation in the European Union with its counterparts in the United States and other national political systems? We address this question by first considering several candidate explanations for the lack of broad-ranging comparative research on interest representation, focusing in the end on the problem of context. We then argue that much of the recent …
Resource Exchange in Urban Governance
An explanatory framework based on the classic resource dependency perspective is used to explain a broad variety of urban government-interest group interactions that are not fully explained by current urban governance theories. A case study of Dutch urban immigrant integration shows that one must combine considerations of information and intermediation capacity to explain why Dutch urban governments interact with immigrant organizations, in addit…
Redistribution and Ethnic Diversity in the Netherlands
Redistributive policies concerning migrants in The Netherlands bear a striking degree of ethnic specificity. This characteristic seems to follow from the doctrine 'integration with maintenance of own culture' that has long informed Dutch minority policies. However, both central and local governments stopped subscribing to this doctrine at least a decade ago, while ethnically specific policy arrangements have continued to grow. This article explai…
Two Worlds Apart
Immigrant integration has become an intractable policy controversy in the Netherlands. One facet of this controversy involves the different ways in which immigrant integration has been framed by national and local governments. National government has formulated a “citizenship approach” to immigrant integration, whereas local governments often chose a more accommodative approach to migrant groups. In this article, the authors argue that this discr…
Political Attention in a Coalition System
The European Union Interest System in Comparative Perspective
Can we meaningfully compare within a single theoretical framework the politics of interest representation in the European Union with its counterparts in the United States and other national political systems? We address this question by first considering several candidate explanations for the lack of broad-ranging comparative research on interest representation, focusing in the end on the problem of context. We then argue that much of the recent …
Resource Exchange in Urban Governance
An explanatory framework based on the classic resource dependency perspective is used to explain a broad variety of urban government-interest group interactions that are not fully explained by current urban governance theories. A case study of Dutch urban immigrant integration shows that one must combine considerations of information and intermediation capacity to explain why Dutch urban governments interact with immigrant organizations, in addit…
Redistribution and Ethnic Diversity in the Netherlands
Redistributive policies concerning migrants in The Netherlands bear a striking degree of ethnic specificity. This characteristic seems to follow from the doctrine 'integration with maintenance of own culture' that has long informed Dutch minority policies. However, both central and local governments stopped subscribing to this doctrine at least a decade ago, while ethnically specific policy arrangements have continued to grow. This article explai…
Resource Exchange in Urban Governance
An explanatory framework based on the classic resource dependency perspective is used to explain a broad variety of urban government-interest group interactions that are not fully explained by current urban governance theories. A case study of Dutch urban immigrant integration shows that one must combine considerations of information and intermediation capacity to explain why Dutch urban governments interact with immigrant organizations, in addit…
Redistribution and Ethnic Diversity in the Netherlands
Redistributive policies concerning migrants in The Netherlands bear a striking degree of ethnic specificity. This characteristic seems to follow from the doctrine 'integration with maintenance of own culture' that has long informed Dutch minority policies. However, both central and local governments stopped subscribing to this doctrine at least a decade ago, while ethnically specific policy arrangements have continued to grow. This article explai…
Two Worlds Apart
Immigrant integration has become an intractable policy controversy in the Netherlands. One facet of this controversy involves the different ways in which immigrant integration has been framed by national and local governments. National government has formulated a “citizenship approach” to immigrant integration, whereas local governments often chose a more accommodative approach to migrant groups. In this article, the authors argue that this discr…
The European Union Interest System in Comparative Perspective
Can we meaningfully compare within a single theoretical framework the politics of interest representation in the European Union with its counterparts in the United States and other national political systems? We address this question by first considering several candidate explanations for the lack of broad-ranging comparative research on interest representation, focusing in the end on the problem of context. We then argue that much of the recent …
Political Attention in a Coalition System
Political science (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Political economy (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (3 obras) · Comparative politics (2 obras) · Context (archaeology (2 obras)