National Responses to Global Agenda-Setting
This chapter examines national responses to PCD agenda-setting by transnational policy entrepreneurs. The objective is to contribute to a better understanding of knowledge circulation activities across different levels of political decision-making and acr
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Transnational Policy Entrepreneurs
Ulrike Zeigermann
Transnational Policy Entrepreneurs Bureaucratic Influence and Knowledge Circulation in Global Cooperation
Ulrike Zeigermann Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg Magdeburg, Germany
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Acknowledgements
Many people have supported me in the writing of this book in one way or another. They all deserve to be mentioned. Hence, I apologise upfront to all whom I may have forgotten to mention. First and foremost, I thank Paul Kevenhörster and Markus Lederer for providing guidance to my work and for sharing their knowledge and experiences with me. Their invaluable advice on the structure and arguments as well as their encouragement has been crucial for this research project. I am also grateful to Fabien Jobard for his insightful comments on the work. I thankfully acknowledge the Heinrich Böll Foundation and the Centre Marc Bloch, for awarding me a prestigious fellowship and for encouraging my work in this research project. They supported me in my extensive fieldwork and provided an environment of instructive exchange with other researchers. I would also like to thank my colleagues, especially the members of my research group “Action Publique et Circulation des Savoirs” for the lively and inspiring discussions we had. These discussions offered an interdisciplinary perspective on theoretical and methodologica
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