International Public Administrations in Global Public Policy: Sources and Effects of Bureaucratic Influence

ISBN-13: 9781032346724 / Angielski / Miękka / 2022 / 288 str.

Knill, Christoph

Opis

This book examines the rise and agency of International Organizations (IOs) and their bureaucratic bodies – the International Public Administrations (IPAs) – as a reflection of an ongoing transfer of political authority and power from the domestic to the international level.

Spis treści

1. Introduction: International Public Administrations in Global Public Policy  Part 1: Dimensions and Sources of IPA Authority  2. No Actorness without Autonomy: Researching IPAs’ Role in Transnational Policy-Making  3. Conditions of Influence: Policy Effects of IPA Autonomy in Comparative Perspective  4. Reputation and Influence: A Comparative Assessment of Stakeholder Attitudes Toward IPAs  5. Towards Digital Authority of International Public Administrations in Global Climate and Disability Policymaking  Part 2: IPAs as Organizations  6. How Administrative Styles Matter: International Public Administrations as Agents in Global Public Policy  7. Bureaucratic Agency and Policy Performance in International Organizations  8. How Administrative Styles Impact on Organizational Change and Reforms of International Public Administrations  Part 3: Resource Politics  9. Money and Time: Budgeting and Resourcing in International Public Administrations  10. The Politics of Evaluation in International Organizations  Part 4: Nodality; IPAs as Interface Actors  11. Behind the Scenes: How International Treaty Secretariats Use Social Networks to Exert Influence in the Global Climate Policy Regime  12. Only Words? Coordination and Power in Multilevel Administration beyond the State  13. How and How Much Do International Public Administrations Matter?: Patterns and Sources of Their Influence in Global Public Policy