Pieter Raymaekers
Biographic Data
| ID | 4400188 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pieter Raymaekers |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pieter |
| FAMILY NAME | Raymaekers |
| SIGNATURE | RAYMAEKERS P |
| AFFILIATIONS | European Corporate Governance Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3204-5601 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Unpacking transparency in nudging
Recent developments in behavioural public policy emphasise the potential of transparent nudging interventions, such as nudge+ or boosts, to engage people with their decisions. However, the current state of research on transparent nudging is fraught with methodological critiques, and only a handful of studies examine differences between types of transparency messages or ‘disclosures’. Using a vignette survey experiment ( n = 1916), we measure the …
Citizen support for climate adaptation policy instruments in gardens
Citizen support is essential for implementing climate change adaptation policies, especially in private domains like domestic gardens. Covering up to one-third of urban areas in Western Europe, gardens offer significant potential for climate change adaptation through carbon sequestration, water infiltration, and temperature regulation. Based on survey data from 861 garden owners in northern Belgium, this study examines public support for six type…
Yes, we can! The effect of collective versus individual action framing on the acceptance of hard climate adaptation policy instruments
Especially in the context of climate adaptation policy, creating support for hard policy instruments and convincing people that their individual contributions do matter are two significant challenges. In this study, we test the effect of an individually versus collectively framed gain-appeal infographic on the acceptance of hard policy instruments and this in the context of strictly private climate change adaptation behaviour. We used a mixed met…
Organizational and Individual Factors of Evidence Informed Policy Making in Public Organizations
Understanding the use of evidence by public organizations and public officials is a key issue for public administration scholars and practitioners. In this study, we examine how individual‐ and organizational‐level factors relate to evidence informed policy making. Using the Norm of Evidence and Research in Decision‐making (NERD), we conduct an online survey to analyze evidence informed policy making perceptions of public officials (n = 438) hold…
Public officials’ motivated reasoning and their interpretation of policy information
Evidence based policy making is premised on the idea that policymakers use policy information in an accurate and unbiased way. However, the interpretation and application of policy information is a cognitive process open to misinterpretation and bias, especially in politically salient policy environments. In this generalization and extension replication, we conduct two randomized survey experiments to test the effects of motivated reasoning and p…
Public managers’ trust in citizens and their preferences for behavioral policy instruments
Local public managers increasingly use behavioral policy instruments to influence the behavior of citizens. However, despite their increased reliance on these instruments, there is little evidence on why local public manager would prefer behavioral instruments over classic stick, carrot or sermon-type instruments. We conduct a mixed-methods study, combining a stated-preference survey and two focus groups, to examine whether senior local public ma…
Yes, we can! The effect of collective versus individual action framing on the acceptance of hard climate adaptation policy instruments
Especially in the context of climate adaptation policy, creating support for hard policy instruments and convincing people that their individual contributions do matter are two significant challenges. In this study, we test the effect of an individually versus collectively framed gain-appeal infographic on the acceptance of hard policy instruments and this in the context of strictly private climate change adaptation behaviour. We used a mixed met…
Public managers’ trust in citizens and their preferences for behavioral policy instruments
Local public managers increasingly use behavioral policy instruments to influence the behavior of citizens. However, despite their increased reliance on these instruments, there is little evidence on why local public manager would prefer behavioral instruments over classic stick, carrot or sermon-type instruments. We conduct a mixed-methods study, combining a stated-preference survey and two focus groups, to examine whether senior local public ma…
Public managers’ trust in citizens and their preferences for behavioral policy instruments
Local public managers increasingly use behavioral policy instruments to influence the behavior of citizens. However, despite their increased reliance on these instruments, there is little evidence on why local public manager would prefer behavioral instruments over classic stick, carrot or sermon-type instruments. We conduct a mixed-methods study, combining a stated-preference survey and two focus groups, to examine whether senior local public ma…
Public officials’ motivated reasoning and their interpretation of policy information
Evidence based policy making is premised on the idea that policymakers use policy information in an accurate and unbiased way. However, the interpretation and application of policy information is a cognitive process open to misinterpretation and bias, especially in politically salient policy environments. In this generalization and extension replication, we conduct two randomized survey experiments to test the effects of motivated reasoning and p…
Yes, we can! The effect of collective versus individual action framing on the acceptance of hard climate adaptation policy instruments
Especially in the context of climate adaptation policy, creating support for hard policy instruments and convincing people that their individual contributions do matter are two significant challenges. In this study, we test the effect of an individually versus collectively framed gain-appeal infographic on the acceptance of hard policy instruments and this in the context of strictly private climate change adaptation behaviour. We used a mixed met…
Organizational and Individual Factors of Evidence Informed Policy Making in Public Organizations
Understanding the use of evidence by public organizations and public officials is a key issue for public administration scholars and practitioners. In this study, we examine how individual‐ and organizational‐level factors relate to evidence informed policy making. Using the Norm of Evidence and Research in Decision‐making (NERD), we conduct an online survey to analyze evidence informed policy making perceptions of public officials (n = 438) hold…
Unpacking transparency in nudging
Recent developments in behavioural public policy emphasise the potential of transparent nudging interventions, such as nudge+ or boosts, to engage people with their decisions. However, the current state of research on transparent nudging is fraught with methodological critiques, and only a handful of studies examine differences between types of transparency messages or ‘disclosures’. Using a vignette survey experiment ( n = 1916), we measure the …
Citizen support for climate adaptation policy instruments in gardens
Citizen support is essential for implementing climate change adaptation policies, especially in private domains like domestic gardens. Covering up to one-third of urban areas in Western Europe, gardens offer significant potential for climate change adaptation through carbon sequestration, water infiltration, and temperature regulation. Based on survey data from 861 garden owners in northern Belgium, this study examines public support for six type…
Political science (4 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Climate change (2 works) · Climate change adaptation (2 works) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Public Administration (2 works)