4 peer reviewed journal articles | Method | Research Focus |
Multi-stakeholder policy learning and institutionalization: the surprising failure of open government in Norway Policy Studies, DOI:10.1080/01442872.2019.1618808 (link) |
QUAL:
Single case analysis, process tracing |
Does OGP influence policy, if so, how? (Norwegian case) |
Open Government and E-Participation: assessing the effect of the Open Government Partnership and national political factors Government Information QuarterlyUnder review (pre-print) |
QUANT: Comparative causal analysis (n=194) |
Does OGP membership have a causal effect on countries’ e-participation? |
Digital Civic Interaction: Identifying, conceptualizing and comparing interactions between governments and publics | Conceptual / theoretical |
Metrics for assessing the quality of civic participation norms in an accountability context. |
Look Who’s Talking: Assessing Civic Voice and Interaction in OGP Commitment
Journal of E-Democracy and Open Government, 9(2), 4–30. (link) |
Content analysis of 61 countries’ OGP commitments (n=494) | Do countries make meaningful commitments to civic participation in OGP action plans? |
Cover chapter (139 pp) (link) |
Holistic summary, presentation and analysis |
Structure of the dissertation
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