Christine Rothmayr
Biographic Data
| ID | 4375243 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christine Rothmayr |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christine |
| FAMILY NAME | Rothmayr |
| SIGNATURE | ROTHMAYR C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Geneva |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 60 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
L’analyse des politiques publiques
L’évaluation de politiques ou de programmes publics est traditionnellement présentée comme une pratique ancrée théoriquement et méthodologiquement dans de nombreuses disciplines, dont l’économie, la psychologie et la sociologie. Son lieu de naissance précis reste toutefois plus difficile à déterminer, même si certains auteurs n’hésitent pas à affirmer que « la science politique est probablement le lieu de naissance de l’évaluation » (Schneider, 1…
Biobanks
Regulating biomedicine in Europe and North America
This article explains the variation in policy design processes and the resulting policy‐outputs of ‘biopolicies’ implemented within the domain of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) for eleven European and North‐American countries. By applying the method of Qualitative Comparative Analysis, the comparison describes and defines the ‘multiple conjunctural causation’ to explain the divergences or similarities of ART policies in Europe and North A…
Institutional Vulnerability to Social Constructions
This article contributes to efforts to integrate power-based, institutionalist, and constructivist perspectives on policy making. Using an analysis of policy designs for assisted reproductive technology, the authors argue that jurisdictional federations are more vulnerable to social constructions based on widely held perceptions of social groups than functional federations and, to a lesser extent, unitary states. In fact, policy makers in jurisdi…
Debate
Does Federalism Matter for Biopolicies? Switzerland in Comparative Perspective
This article analyses how federalism matters for the policy‐designing process and the resulting policies in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology through the comparison of four countries, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium and Canada. It reconstructs from an actor‐centred perspective how federalism interacts with other country and policy‐field specific characteristics and empirically assesses how this interaction influenced the final policies.…
Towards the judicialisation of Swiss politics
Regulating biomedicine in Europe and North America
This article explains the variation in policy design processes and the resulting policy‐outputs of ‘biopolicies’ implemented within the domain of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) for eleven European and North‐American countries. By applying the method of Qualitative Comparative Analysis, the comparison describes and defines the ‘multiple conjunctural causation’ to explain the divergences or similarities of ART policies in Europe and North A…
Institutional Vulnerability to Social Constructions
This article contributes to efforts to integrate power-based, institutionalist, and constructivist perspectives on policy making. Using an analysis of policy designs for assisted reproductive technology, the authors argue that jurisdictional federations are more vulnerable to social constructions based on widely held perceptions of social groups than functional federations and, to a lesser extent, unitary states. In fact, policy makers in jurisdi…
Towards the judicialisation of Swiss politics
Does Federalism Matter for Biopolicies? Switzerland in Comparative Perspective
This article analyses how federalism matters for the policy‐designing process and the resulting policies in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology through the comparison of four countries, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium and Canada. It reconstructs from an actor‐centred perspective how federalism interacts with other country and policy‐field specific characteristics and empirically assesses how this interaction influenced the final policies.…
Biobanks
Towards the judicialisation of Swiss politics
Debate
Does Federalism Matter for Biopolicies? Switzerland in Comparative Perspective
This article analyses how federalism matters for the policy‐designing process and the resulting policies in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology through the comparison of four countries, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium and Canada. It reconstructs from an actor‐centred perspective how federalism interacts with other country and policy‐field specific characteristics and empirically assesses how this interaction influenced the final policies.…
Institutional Vulnerability to Social Constructions
This article contributes to efforts to integrate power-based, institutionalist, and constructivist perspectives on policy making. Using an analysis of policy designs for assisted reproductive technology, the authors argue that jurisdictional federations are more vulnerable to social constructions based on widely held perceptions of social groups than functional federations and, to a lesser extent, unitary states. In fact, policy makers in jurisdi…
Regulating biomedicine in Europe and North America
This article explains the variation in policy design processes and the resulting policy‐outputs of ‘biopolicies’ implemented within the domain of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) for eleven European and North‐American countries. By applying the method of Qualitative Comparative Analysis, the comparison describes and defines the ‘multiple conjunctural causation’ to explain the divergences or similarities of ART policies in Europe and North A…
Biobanks
L’analyse des politiques publiques
L’évaluation de politiques ou de programmes publics est traditionnellement présentée comme une pratique ancrée théoriquement et méthodologiquement dans de nombreuses disciplines, dont l’économie, la psychologie et la sociologie. Son lieu de naissance précis reste toutefois plus difficile à déterminer, même si certains auteurs n’hésitent pas à affirmer que « la science politique est probablement le lieu de naissance de l’évaluation » (Schneider, 1…
Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (3 works)