Excited to see the first article from my PhD out in @jpart1991.bsky.social!🧵 In it I use career data on senior bureaucrats in Norwegian ministries 1884–2024 to examine how the hierarchical distance between bureaucrats and political leadership moderates turnover after leadership changes 1/
Bjørn Mo Forum
@bjornforum.bsky.social
PhD Candidate in Political Science at the University of Oslo | Interested in cabinets, parliaments, and bureaucracy | https://bjornforum.github.io
New book chapter out! 🧵1/12 With Bjørn Erik Rasch & Cristina Bucur: "Parliamentary institutions and portfolio allocation in coalition governments" in Democracy at the Crossroads – Challenges for Governance and Representation: Essays in Honour of Thomas Saalfeld 📖 doi.org/10.4324/9781003660248
Democracy at the Crossroads – Challenges for Governance and Representa
This book examines the complex challenges confronting modern democratic systems. Amid rising political fragmentation, polarisation, societal diversity,
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📢 New book chapter 🌟 👥 Tobias Bach @tobiasbach.bsky.social (ISV), Bjørn Mo Forum @bjornforum.bsky.social (ISV) & Stine Hesstvedt 🔎 Norway: formal and informal politicization in a merit bureaucracy 📗 Published in Handbook of Politicization and Political Patronage. Edward Elgar Publishing.
📢 New book chapter 🌟 👥 Jostein Askim, Bjørn Mo Forum @bjornforum.bsky.social, Bent Sofus Tranøy @bentsofus.bsky.social 🔎 The party politics of policy endurance: parliamentary settlements in Norway 📖 Open Access in Pathways to Positive Public Administration, Edward Elgar 🔗 doi.org/10.4337/9781...
Chapter 21: The party politics of policy endurance: parliamentary settlements in Norway, 1980-2021
This chapter moves the scope of positive public administration by connecting it to legislative performance and the role of party politics. It studies parliamentary settlements, defined as single-issue...
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