政策创新实验室奖学金:过去、现在与未来——政策创新实验室特刊导论

IF 3.1 Q1 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Policy Design and Practice Pub Date : 2021-04-03 DOI:10.1080/25741292.2021.1940700
A. Wellstead, Anat Gofen, Angie Carter
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摘要

摘要在过去的十年里,政策创新实验室的数量迅速增加。政府内部和外部的PIL解决了广泛的社会问题。许多PIL有几个明显的共同特征:致力于设计思维方法,专注于应用实验方法来测试和衡量综合公共政策和干预计划原型的有效性,以及在设计过程中向利益相关者使用以用户为中心的技术。在PIL特刊的介绍中,我们首先对迄今为止发表的政策实验室文献进行了评估,提供了70种相关出版物(同行评审文章、书籍章节、论文、报告和目录)的概述,以及它们参与政策文献的程度。这篇综述展示了未充分探索的从业者视角,这是本期特刊的主题。接下来,将介绍本特刊的六篇文章。它们是从从业者的角度撰写的,包括巴西、加拿大、芬兰和英国的贡献。最后,强调了对未来研究的建议,包括PIL在政策工作中的作用,PIL作为街道层面的政策创业环境,以及需要更严格的推理方法。
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Policy innovation lab scholarship: past, present, and the future – Introduction to the special issue on policy innovation labs
Abstract The past decade has seen a rapid rise in the number of policy innovation labs (PILs). PILs that are found both inside and outside of government address a wide range of social issues. Many PILs share a few distinct common characteristics: a commitment to the design-thinking methodology, a focus on applying experimental approaches to testing and measuring the efficacy of comprehensive public policy and intervention program prototypes, and the use of user-centric techniques to stakeholders in the design process. In this introduction to the special issue on PILs, we begin by taking stock of the policy lab literature published to date by providing an overview of 70 related publications (peer review articles, book chapters, theses, reports, and catalogs) and the extent that they engage the policy literature. This review demonstrates the underexplored practitioner perspective, which serves as the theme for this special issue. Next, the six articles that comprise this special issue are introduced. They are written from a practitioner perspective and include contributions from Brazil, Canada, Finland, and the United Kingdom. Finally, suggestions for future research are highlighted, including the role of PILs in policy work, PILs as street-level policy entrepreneurship settings, and the need for more rigorous inferential methods.
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Policy Design and Practice
Policy Design and Practice PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION-
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19
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