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Geoboo Song

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UARK PLSC/PUBP/STAN Professor | UARK PLSC VC & DGS | PSJ EIC (Note: Tweets are my own)
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Editorial introduction: Advancing policy frontiers-Governance, learning, and innovation in policy studies

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By Geoboo Song, Gwen Arnold, Melissa K. Merry, Saba Siddiki
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Welcome to the first issue of Policy Studies Journal (PSJ) for 2025! This issue features 11 exceptional contributions—seven regular articles and four research notes, showcasing a range of topics that enhance our understanding of policy processes and outcomes. Each article reflects the journal's commitment to fostering rigorous research and innovative analysis in policy studies. As we begin this new volume, we are pleased to announce some changes within our editorial team.
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Editorial introduction: Policy actors, dynamics, and developments-New insights from process theories and methodological applications

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By Geoboo Song, Gwen Arnold, Melissa K. Merry, Davor Mondom
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Welcome to PSJ 52(4), our final regular issue of the year! We are excited to showcase 12 outstanding articles that discuss a diverse array of policy theories, topics, and research methodologies, each shedding light on the policy process and its practical applications. This distinct selection underscores PSJ's dedication to cultivating rich, interdisciplinary dialogues that advance the field.
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A systematic review of the Narrative Policy Framework: a future research agenda

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By Johanna Kuenzler, Bettina Stauffer, Caroline Schlaufer, Geoboo Song
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