Mauricio I Dussauge‐laguna
Biographic Data
| ID | 4379325 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mauricio I Dussauge‐laguna |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mauricio I |
| FAMILY NAME | Dussauge‐laguna |
| SIGNATURE | LAGUNA M I D |
| AFFILIATIONS | London School of Economics and Political Science |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7630-1879 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 117 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Manuel Ignacio Martínez Espinoza. La política social de la 4T. Cambios, continuidades y contradicciones del combate a la pobreza y la procuración del bienestar social durante la presidencia de Andrés …
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Sociedad y futuro del trabajo ante la Inteligencia Artificial y las transformaciones tecnológicas
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When the Regulatory State Meets Populism
This paper focuses on two questions: what kind of strategies of de‐institutionalization of the regulatory state have been chosen, and to what extent can they be linked to an explicit ‘populist’ agenda guided by a ‘will of the people’‐ based justification that cuts across different regulatory domains? Applied to the case of Mexico, this article looks at how a populist President (Andrés Manuel López Obrador, or AMLO), within one single period in of…
Uso y valoración de la inteligencia artificial generativa en los estudios sociales. Reporte sobre la experiencia de la comunidad académica de la Flacso México
Ante la rápida expansión de las herramientas de la inteligencia artificial generativa (iag) y la incertidumbre sobre sus impactos en la docencia e investigación en las ciencias sociales, es necesario contar con datos empíricos para conocer cómo y en qué medida se utilizan dichas tecnologías. Con tal objetivo, este grupo de investigación realizó una encuesta sobre el uso y percepción sobre la iag entre la comunidad de docentes y estudiantes de la …
Regulation and development
How do regulation and development relate to each other? Despite the centrality of this question to the worlds of research and practice, surprisingly little scholarship has reflected on the nexus between regulation and development. Existing studies are mainly concerned with the design and operation of regulatory institutions and instruments in developed countries. Regulatory propositions about “developing” countries have, however, remained at a ra…
Presidential policy narratives and the (mis)use of scientific expertise
Political leaders rely on narratives to make sense of crises, but the extent to which such narratives are used to (de)mobilize scientific evidence in policy responses has not been fully explored. Based on the analysis of public messages and communications of the presidents of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico, we discuss how they have narratively approached the Covid-19 crisis, particularly with respect to the degree of their reliance on scientific ex…
The promises and perils of populism for democratic policymaking
‘Post‐NPM’ by force or fiat? A comparison of administrative reform trajectories in Brazil and Mexico 1
‘New Public Management’ (NPM) ideas gained widespread acceptance all over the world in the 1980s and 1990s. In developing countries, notable examples of its influence include the Brazilian ‘Master Plan for Reforming Public Administration’, launched in 1995 by president Cardoso, and the Mexican ‘Federal Public Administration Modernisation Programme’ created in the same year by president Zedillo. Both reflected NPM doctrine and advanced changes for…
Is Public Management Neglecting the State
Public management is a domain of research that is now roughly three decades old. Researchers in this area have made important advances in understanding about the performance of public organizations. But questions have been raised about the scope and methods of public management research (PMR). Does it neglect important questions about the development of major institutions of the modern state? Has it focused unduly on problems of the advanced demo…
Public Administration
The neglected dimension
Policy transfer studies have significantly contributed to our understanding of how the ‘space’ dimension matters for policy and institutional changes. However, the literature has commonly ignored the significance of the ‘temporal’ dimension. This article thus argues for a more systematic consideration of ‘time’ and ‘temporal’ factors to broaden our understanding of how cross-national policy transfers develop, and to strengthen our capacity for ex…
On the Past and Future of Policy Transfer Research
David Benson and Andrew Jordan's article ‘What Have We Learned from Policy Transfer Research? Dolowitz and Marsh Revisited’ provides a timely and interesting assessment on the state of the art. However, it is also a debatable one for at least two reasons: because it more or less assumes that Dolowitz and Marsh's works have provided the intellectual foundations of the policy transfer approach; and because Benson and Jordan use a rather restrictive…
Is Public Management Neglecting the State
Public management is a domain of research that is now roughly three decades old. Researchers in this area have made important advances in understanding about the performance of public organizations. But questions have been raised about the scope and methods of public management research (PMR). Does it neglect important questions about the development of major institutions of the modern state? Has it focused unduly on problems of the advanced demo…
On the Past and Future of Policy Transfer Research
David Benson and Andrew Jordan's article ‘What Have We Learned from Policy Transfer Research? Dolowitz and Marsh Revisited’ provides a timely and interesting assessment on the state of the art. However, it is also a debatable one for at least two reasons: because it more or less assumes that Dolowitz and Marsh's works have provided the intellectual foundations of the policy transfer approach; and because Benson and Jordan use a rather restrictive…
The promises and perils of populism for democratic policymaking
Presidential policy narratives and the (mis)use of scientific expertise
Political leaders rely on narratives to make sense of crises, but the extent to which such narratives are used to (de)mobilize scientific evidence in policy responses has not been fully explored. Based on the analysis of public messages and communications of the presidents of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico, we discuss how they have narratively approached the Covid-19 crisis, particularly with respect to the degree of their reliance on scientific ex…
The neglected dimension
Policy transfer studies have significantly contributed to our understanding of how the ‘space’ dimension matters for policy and institutional changes. However, the literature has commonly ignored the significance of the ‘temporal’ dimension. This article thus argues for a more systematic consideration of ‘time’ and ‘temporal’ factors to broaden our understanding of how cross-national policy transfers develop, and to strengthen our capacity for ex…
Regulation and development
How do regulation and development relate to each other? Despite the centrality of this question to the worlds of research and practice, surprisingly little scholarship has reflected on the nexus between regulation and development. Existing studies are mainly concerned with the design and operation of regulatory institutions and instruments in developed countries. Regulatory propositions about “developing” countries have, however, remained at a ra…
Public Administration
The neglected dimension
Policy transfer studies have significantly contributed to our understanding of how the ‘space’ dimension matters for policy and institutional changes. However, the literature has commonly ignored the significance of the ‘temporal’ dimension. This article thus argues for a more systematic consideration of ‘time’ and ‘temporal’ factors to broaden our understanding of how cross-national policy transfers develop, and to strengthen our capacity for ex…
On the Past and Future of Policy Transfer Research
David Benson and Andrew Jordan's article ‘What Have We Learned from Policy Transfer Research? Dolowitz and Marsh Revisited’ provides a timely and interesting assessment on the state of the art. However, it is also a debatable one for at least two reasons: because it more or less assumes that Dolowitz and Marsh's works have provided the intellectual foundations of the policy transfer approach; and because Benson and Jordan use a rather restrictive…
Public Administration
Is Public Management Neglecting the State
Public management is a domain of research that is now roughly three decades old. Researchers in this area have made important advances in understanding about the performance of public organizations. But questions have been raised about the scope and methods of public management research (PMR). Does it neglect important questions about the development of major institutions of the modern state? Has it focused unduly on problems of the advanced demo…
‘Post‐NPM’ by force or fiat? A comparison of administrative reform trajectories in Brazil and Mexico 1
‘New Public Management’ (NPM) ideas gained widespread acceptance all over the world in the 1980s and 1990s. In developing countries, notable examples of its influence include the Brazilian ‘Master Plan for Reforming Public Administration’, launched in 1995 by president Cardoso, and the Mexican ‘Federal Public Administration Modernisation Programme’ created in the same year by president Zedillo. Both reflected NPM doctrine and advanced changes for…
The promises and perils of populism for democratic policymaking
Presidential policy narratives and the (mis)use of scientific expertise
Political leaders rely on narratives to make sense of crises, but the extent to which such narratives are used to (de)mobilize scientific evidence in policy responses has not been fully explored. Based on the analysis of public messages and communications of the presidents of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico, we discuss how they have narratively approached the Covid-19 crisis, particularly with respect to the degree of their reliance on scientific ex…
Regulation and development
How do regulation and development relate to each other? Despite the centrality of this question to the worlds of research and practice, surprisingly little scholarship has reflected on the nexus between regulation and development. Existing studies are mainly concerned with the design and operation of regulatory institutions and instruments in developed countries. Regulatory propositions about “developing” countries have, however, remained at a ra…
Uso y valoración de la inteligencia artificial generativa en los estudios sociales. Reporte sobre la experiencia de la comunidad académica de la Flacso México
Ante la rápida expansión de las herramientas de la inteligencia artificial generativa (iag) y la incertidumbre sobre sus impactos en la docencia e investigación en las ciencias sociales, es necesario contar con datos empíricos para conocer cómo y en qué medida se utilizan dichas tecnologías. Con tal objetivo, este grupo de investigación realizó una encuesta sobre el uso y percepción sobre la iag entre la comunidad de docentes y estudiantes de la …
Manuel Ignacio Martínez Espinoza. La política social de la 4T. Cambios, continuidades y contradicciones del combate a la pobreza y la procuración del bienestar social durante la presidencia de Andrés …
Consultar texto
Sociedad y futuro del trabajo ante la Inteligencia Artificial y las transformaciones tecnológicas
Consultar texto
When the Regulatory State Meets Populism
This paper focuses on two questions: what kind of strategies of de‐institutionalization of the regulatory state have been chosen, and to what extent can they be linked to an explicit ‘populist’ agenda guided by a ‘will of the people’‐ based justification that cuts across different regulatory domains? Applied to the case of Mexico, this article looks at how a populist President (Andrés Manuel López Obrador, or AMLO), within one single period in of…
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