@psjeditor.bsky.social📢NEW PSJ BLOG POST ALERT!
How do governments and citizens jointly produce public services? Van Ryzin offers a causal framework for understanding and improving coproduction.
Read the latest post to explore the findings: psjblog.net/2026/10/14/c...
By @ggvanryzin.bsky.social
@jduboucher.bsky.socialOuais prochain chapitre de DĂ©clinaison mardi (donc dans deux jours) si tout va bien !!
Pour fêter ça, illustration pour le chapitre 15 : www.mangadraft.com/reader/decli...
#creation #drawing #draws #drawings #dessin #jesuisbeauensah #art #manga #psj #déclinaison #mangaamateur #mangadraft
@psjeditor.bsky.socialWho really sets the U.S. policy agenda?
President, House, or Senate? Check out this PSJ blog post examining the power dynamics behind federal policy agenda-setting.
By Rebecca M. Eissler & Paul E. Rutledge
Read more here: psjblog.net/2026/09/30/p...
@psjeditor.bsky.socialThis PSJ research note explores how large language models can identify narrative elements across large datasets while maintaining validity and reliability.
By: Kylie L. Anglin, Ariell Bertrand, Jessica Gottlieb & Joseph Elefante
@psjeditor.bsky.social📢NEW PSJ BLOG POST ALERT!
What happens when immigration enforcement intensifies?
Read the latest post to explore the findings: psjblog.net/2026/10/07/t...
By Maureen Stobb, Banks Miller & Brett Curry
@psjeditor.bsky.socialDoes size matter for democratic legitimacy? Find out in this PSJ blog post examining what citizens think about the ideal size of Deliberative Mini-Publics (DMPs).
By Milena Waterschoot, Tessa Haesevoets & Arne Roets
Read more here: psjblog.net/2026/09/23/s...
@psjeditor.bsky.social#PSJ #PolicyStudiesJournal Elifcan Celebi and Volkan Yilmaz
Link to the article: doi.org/10.1111/psj....
@psjeditor.bsky.social
@psjeditor.bsky.socialBLOG POST ALERT!
Check out this PSJ blog post examining how recurring environmental inspection campaigns in China can make regulation more consistent over time.
By Shiran Victoria Shen, Qi Wang & Bing Zhang
Read here: psjblog.net/2026/09/16/b...
@psjeditor.bsky.social
@psjeditor.bsky.social
@psjeditor.bsky.socialWho deserves a break from the bureaucracy of getting help?
Check out this latest PSJ Blog post examining Americans’ attitudes toward Medicaid applicants and the politics of deservingness.
By Simon F. Haeder
Read here: psjblog.net/2026/09/09/a...
@psjeditor.bsky.social
@psjeditor.bsky.socialWhy do policy actors sometimes cooperate with political opponents while at other times coordinating almost exclusively with like-minded allies?
Find out in this PSJ blog post!
By Antti Gronow, Keiichi Satoh & Tuomas Ylä-Anttila
Read here: psjblog.net/2026/09/02/c...
@psjeditor.bsky.social#PSJ #PolicyStudiesJournal @melmerry.bsky.social
