Edited by Magdaléna Hadjiisky, Senior Lecturer in Political Science, Université de Strasbourg, France, Leslie A. Pal, Professor and Dean, College of Public Policy, Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Doha, Qatar and Christopher Walker, Australia and New Zealand School of Government, Australia

'The study of policy transfer has become one of the most vibrant and compelling research programs in contemporary social science. In this wide-ranging book, the authors help us make sense of the movement of policy from one place with a much needed assessment of the promises and pitfalls of transfer processes. This volume is thoughtful, authoritative and engaging; it is a must-read for researchers, commentators, government officials and everyone with an interest in the practicalities of transporting a ''good policy practice''.'

• Contents:Introduction: Traversing the Terrain of Policy Transfer: Theory, Methods and OverviewMagdaléna Hadjiisky, Leslie A. Pal and Christopher WalkerPART I BRINGING LOCAL ACTORS BACK IN1. Judicial Reforms as a Political Enterprise: American Transfer Entrepreneurs in Post-communist BulgariaThierry Delpeuch and Margarita Vassileva2. Lean Management in the French State and Judicial System: Resistance and ReformCécile Vigour3. From State to Market: Regulation of Road Transport in Australia and South AfricaChristopher Walker4. Concerted Horizontal Policy Transfer: How Local Action can Drive National Compliance to International NormsCéline Mavrot5. The Brazil-Mozambique Experience in Rural Development: Bringing Conflict Back Into Transfer StudiesCarolina MilhorancePART II INTERNATIONAL AND TRANSNATIONAL ACTORS6. Rule of Law Promotion: US and EU experiences in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and UkraineRamona Coman7. Competition in Policy and Institutional Transfer: The EU and Russia in the ‘Contested Neighbourhood’Laure Delcour8. Participatory Budgeting Transfers in Southern Africa: Global Players, Regional Organizations and Local ActorsOsmany Porto de Oliveira9. Whose Ownership? Explaining EU-Tunisia Policy Transfer from a Negotiation PerspectiveFederica Zardo10. What is Transfer About? Framing the Content: EU Enlargement and Trade Union Rights in TurkeyIsil Erdinç and Claire VisierConclusionMagdaléna Hadjiisky, Leslie A. Pal and Christopher WalkerAfterword: policy transfer 2.0David P. DolowitzBibliographyIndex

Edited by Magdaléna Hadjiisky, Senior Lecturer in Political Science, Université de Strasbourg, France, Leslie A. Pal, Professor and Dean, College of Public Policy, Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Doha, Qatar and Christopher Walker, Australia and New Zealand School of Government, Australia

'The study of policy transfer has become one of the most vibrant and compelling research programs in contemporary social science. In this wide-ranging book, the authors help us make sense of the movement of policy from one place with a much needed assessment of the promises and pitfalls of transfer processes. This volume is thoughtful, authoritative and engaging; it is a must-read for researchers, commentators, government officials and everyone with an interest in the practicalities of transporting a ''good policy practice''.'

• Contents:Introduction: Traversing the Terrain of Policy Transfer: Theory, Methods and OverviewMagdaléna Hadjiisky, Leslie A. Pal and Christopher WalkerPART I BRINGING LOCAL ACTORS BACK IN1. Judicial Reforms as a Political Enterprise: American Transfer Entrepreneurs in Post-communist BulgariaThierry Delpeuch and Margarita Vassileva2. Lean Management in the French State and Judicial System: Resistance and ReformCécile Vigour3. From State to Market: Regulation of Road Transport in Australia and South AfricaChristopher Walker4. Concerted Horizontal Policy Transfer: How Local Action can Drive National Compliance to International NormsCéline Mavrot5. The Brazil-Mozambique Experience in Rural Development: Bringing Conflict Back Into Transfer StudiesCarolina MilhorancePART II INTERNATIONAL AND TRANSNATIONAL ACTORS6. Rule of Law Promotion: US and EU experiences in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and UkraineRamona Coman7. Competition in Policy and Institutional Transfer: The EU and Russia in the ‘Contested Neighbourhood’Laure Delcour8. Participatory Budgeting Transfers in Southern Africa: Global Players, Regional Organizations and Local ActorsOsmany Porto de Oliveira9. Whose Ownership? Explaining EU-Tunisia Policy Transfer from a Negotiation PerspectiveFederica Zardo10. What is Transfer About? Framing the Content: EU Enlargement and Trade Union Rights in TurkeyIsil Erdinç and Claire VisierConclusionMagdaléna Hadjiisky, Leslie A. Pal and Christopher WalkerAfterword: policy transfer 2.0David P. DolowitzBibliographyIndex

Edited by Magdaléna Hadjiisky, Senior Lecturer in Political Science, Université de Strasbourg, France, Leslie A. Pal, Professor and Dean, College of Public Policy, Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Doha, Qatar and Christopher Walker, Australia and New Zealand School of Government, Australia

'The study of policy transfer has become one of the most vibrant and compelling research programs in contemporary social science. In this wide-ranging book, the authors help us make sense of the movement of policy from one place with a much needed assessment of the promises and pitfalls of transfer processes. This volume is thoughtful, authoritative and engaging; it is a must-read for researchers, commentators, government officials and everyone with an interest in the practicalities of transporting a ''good policy practice''.'

• Contents:Introduction: Traversing the Terrain of Policy Transfer: Theory, Methods and OverviewMagdaléna Hadjiisky, Leslie A. Pal and Christopher WalkerPART I BRINGING LOCAL ACTORS BACK IN1. Judicial Reforms as a Political Enterprise: American Transfer Entrepreneurs in Post-communist BulgariaThierry Delpeuch and Margarita Vassileva2. Lean Management in the French State and Judicial System: Resistance and ReformCécile Vigour3. From State to Market: Regulation of Road Transport in Australia and South AfricaChristopher Walker4. Concerted Horizontal Policy Transfer: How Local Action can Drive National Compliance to International NormsCéline Mavrot5. The Brazil-Mozambique Experience in Rural Development: Bringing Conflict Back Into Transfer StudiesCarolina MilhorancePART II INTERNATIONAL AND TRANSNATIONAL ACTORS6. Rule of Law Promotion: US and EU experiences in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and UkraineRamona Coman7. Competition in Policy and Institutional Transfer: The EU and Russia in the ‘Contested Neighbourhood’Laure Delcour8. Participatory Budgeting Transfers in Southern Africa: Global Players, Regional Organizations and Local ActorsOsmany Porto de Oliveira9. Whose Ownership? Explaining EU-Tunisia Policy Transfer from a Negotiation PerspectiveFederica Zardo10. What is Transfer About? Framing the Content: EU Enlargement and Trade Union Rights in TurkeyIsil Erdinç and Claire VisierConclusionMagdaléna Hadjiisky, Leslie A. Pal and Christopher WalkerAfterword: policy transfer 2.0David P. DolowitzBibliographyIndex