Sergio A Campos
Biographic Data
| ID | 4379444 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sergio A Campos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sergio A |
| FAMILY NAME | Campos |
| SIGNATURE | CAMPOS S A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Public Policy, Center for Research and Economics Teaching, México City, Mexico |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6078-3535 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Street-level bureaucracy in weak state institutions
The study of street-level bureaucracy has been dominated by research from the Global North. Mainstream conceptualizations are, therefore, based on observations from institutional contexts that may vary significantly from the working conditions of frontline workers elsewhere. This article takes stock of the growing body of literature on street-level bureaucracy in weak institutional contexts and brings together relevant insights from comparative p…
Policy improvisation
How do frontline workers behave when they are, from one day to the other, left without clients because the policy that organized their street‐level interactions has been terminated? This is what happened in early 2019 to the staff of medical centers across Mexico after the sudden transformation of the long‐standing social program Prospera. Interviews with frontline workers show that they respond to this “policy void” by developing strategies of i…
Taking the bite out of administrative burdens
Despite taking the citizen experience of policy implementation as starting point for analysis, the literature on administrative burdens has mostly portrayed citizens as passive victims of burdens. Based on a literature review, three hypotheses are formulated regarding citizens' capacity to ease the impact of administrative burdens through behavioral adjustment, use of social and human capital, and strategic behavior. Evidence for these strategies…
Against the Covid-19 Pandemic
Healthcare workers are street-level bureaucrats (H-SLBs) who are expected to perform according to specific roles. The COVID-19 pandemic has strained healthcare systems to unprecedented levels. The acute scarcity of medical resources has left H-SLBs exposed to a higher risk of personal harm and has them making an increased number of decisions in the apportionment of scarce life-saving treatment. The article studies the case of H-SLBs in Mexico to …
Paradojas de la transición democrática
El autor argumenta que el proceso de democratización en México se gestó desde el ámbitolocal, pero sus consecuencias y alcances más importantes se dieron en el ámbito nacional através de una serie de reformas legales que garantizaron una competencia real y permitieronel aumento en la competitividad electoral. Esta situación planteó problemas para el procesode democratización en el ámbito subnacional, ya que en muchas regiones la transición llegó …
Taking the bite out of administrative burdens
Despite taking the citizen experience of policy implementation as starting point for analysis, the literature on administrative burdens has mostly portrayed citizens as passive victims of burdens. Based on a literature review, three hypotheses are formulated regarding citizens' capacity to ease the impact of administrative burdens through behavioral adjustment, use of social and human capital, and strategic behavior. Evidence for these strategies…
Against the Covid-19 Pandemic
Healthcare workers are street-level bureaucrats (H-SLBs) who are expected to perform according to specific roles. The COVID-19 pandemic has strained healthcare systems to unprecedented levels. The acute scarcity of medical resources has left H-SLBs exposed to a higher risk of personal harm and has them making an increased number of decisions in the apportionment of scarce life-saving treatment. The article studies the case of H-SLBs in Mexico to …
Paradojas de la transición democrática
El autor argumenta que el proceso de democratización en México se gestó desde el ámbitolocal, pero sus consecuencias y alcances más importantes se dieron en el ámbito nacional através de una serie de reformas legales que garantizaron una competencia real y permitieronel aumento en la competitividad electoral. Esta situación planteó problemas para el procesode democratización en el ámbito subnacional, ya que en muchas regiones la transición llegó …
Paradojas de la transición democrática
El autor argumenta que el proceso de democratización en México se gestó desde el ámbitolocal, pero sus consecuencias y alcances más importantes se dieron en el ámbito nacional através de una serie de reformas legales que garantizaron una competencia real y permitieronel aumento en la competitividad electoral. Esta situación planteó problemas para el procesode democratización en el ámbito subnacional, ya que en muchas regiones la transición llegó …
Against the Covid-19 Pandemic
Healthcare workers are street-level bureaucrats (H-SLBs) who are expected to perform according to specific roles. The COVID-19 pandemic has strained healthcare systems to unprecedented levels. The acute scarcity of medical resources has left H-SLBs exposed to a higher risk of personal harm and has them making an increased number of decisions in the apportionment of scarce life-saving treatment. The article studies the case of H-SLBs in Mexico to …
Taking the bite out of administrative burdens
Despite taking the citizen experience of policy implementation as starting point for analysis, the literature on administrative burdens has mostly portrayed citizens as passive victims of burdens. Based on a literature review, three hypotheses are formulated regarding citizens' capacity to ease the impact of administrative burdens through behavioral adjustment, use of social and human capital, and strategic behavior. Evidence for these strategies…
Policy improvisation
How do frontline workers behave when they are, from one day to the other, left without clients because the policy that organized their street‐level interactions has been terminated? This is what happened in early 2019 to the staff of medical centers across Mexico after the sudden transformation of the long‐standing social program Prospera. Interviews with frontline workers show that they respond to this “policy void” by developing strategies of i…
Street-level bureaucracy in weak state institutions
The study of street-level bureaucracy has been dominated by research from the Global North. Mainstream conceptualizations are, therefore, based on observations from institutional contexts that may vary significantly from the working conditions of frontline workers elsewhere. This article takes stock of the growing body of literature on street-level bureaucracy in weak institutional contexts and brings together relevant insights from comparative p…
Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (2 works) · Public relations (2 works) · Taxation and Compliance Studies (2 works) · Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19 (1 work) · COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts (1 work) · De facto (1 work)