Andrew Jordan

Climate policy portfolios that accelerate emission reductions

Theodoros Arvanitopoulos, Simon Bulian, Charlie Wilson, Andrew Jordan et autres

Abstract The corpus of national climate policies continues to grow - but to what effect? Using data on 3,917 policy instruments across 43 OECD countries and major emerging economies from 2000-2022, we show that national climate policy portfolios specializing in instrument types …

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The Impacts of Parole Supervision

Luke Brinkman, Andrew Jordan, Derek Neal

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Environmental Policy

Jonas J. Schoenefeld, Andrew Jordan

Emerging mainly in Western countries in the 1960s and 1970s (Hoerber, 2012 ) in response to new scientific findings, socio-political movements, and external events including nuclear accidents and energy crises, “environmental policy” has since risen to remarkable prominence. Its prominence is exemplified …

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24. Environment and Climate Change Policy in the European Union

Viviane Gravey, Andrew Jordan, David J. Benson

Despite its strong economic roots, the European Union has become an international leader in environmental protection. Environmental concerns have over time shifted from being a marginal aspect of the European integration process to one that routinely grabs news headlines. Unlike many other …

Peer Review Report For: Policymaking integration, policy coherence, and whole-of-government approaches: a qualitative systematic review of advice for policymakers [version 1; peer review: 1 approved, 3 approved with reservations]

Andrew Jordan

The policy impact of climate change advisory bodies: government responses to the UK Climate Change Committee’s recommendations, 2009–2020

Harriet Dudley, James Holmes, Andrew Jordan, Irene Lorenzoni

Climate advisory bodies have been established in over 40 countries. However, the existing literature focuses on their formation and remits, not their unfolding policy impact. This article addresses this important gap by reporting the findings of a novel analysis of the UK …

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A review of National Citizens’ Climate Assemblies: learning from deliberative events

Irene Lorenzoni, Andrew Jordan, Chantal Sullivan-Thomsett, Lucas Geese

Citizen’s Climate Assemblies (CCA) have been hailed by academics and non-academics as initiatives to improve the legitimacy and efficacy of climate policy governance. Yet it is only recently that such normative claims have been explored empirically. This article reviews the rapidly emerging …

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The critical role of governance for decarbonisation at pace: learning the lessons from SHAPE research—Introduction

Sarah Birch, Hilary Graham, Andrew Jordan, Timothy O’Riordan et autres

This article introduces the thematic collection, ‘The critical role of governance for decarbonisation at pace: learning the lessons from SHAPE research’, edited by Sarah Birch, Hilary Graham, Andrew Jordan, Tim O’Riordan, and Henry Richards. With confirmation that global average temperatures in 2024 …

Strengthening police oversight: The impacts of misconduct investigators on police officer behavior

Andrew Jordan

Abstract We study how civilian complaint investigators affect officer behavior in Chicago. We exploit quasi‐random assignment of complaints to supervising investigators and use variation in whether supervisors tend to acquire sworn affidavits that substantiate the complaints. When the assigned investigator opens more …

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How Fandom, Union Sentiment, and Game Knowledge Influence U.S. Sports Journalism Students’ Sympathies During a Major League Baseball Labor Dispute

Talia Massi, Andrew Jordan, Sada Reed

This study was conducted during the 2022 Major League Baseball lockout to determine how sports journalism students’ union sentiment, baseball fandom, and baseball knowledge could predict whether they sympathized more with management or players and their perception of the players’ union. We …

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Proportionate and disproportionate policy responses to climate change

Moshe Maor, Jale Tosun, Andrew Jordan

A fresh perspective on policy-making and planning has emerged which views disproportionate policy as an intentional policy response. A disproportionate policy response is understood to be a lack of ‘fit’ or balance between the costs of a public policy and the benefits …

The acceleration of low-carbon transitions: Insights, concepts, challenges, and new directions for research

Benjamin K. Sovacool, Frank W. Geels, Allan Dahl Andersen, Michael Grubb et autres

Given that several low-carbon transitions are now accelerating, what can we say about the drivers, conditions, mechanisms, and dynamics of acceleration? This question is widely discussed in policy and academic circles, but so far there is little attempt to develop a more …

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