Gobiernos, territorios y políticas públicas: un análisis desde una perspectiva multidimensional y multisectorial. Entrevista con Daniel Béland
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política pública comparada, política social, política territorial, política canadiense, federalismoResumen
En esta entrevista dialogamos con Daniel Béland, director del McGill Institute for the Study of Canada y Professor del Department of Political Science sobre varios de los temas que vertebran el enfoque y la misión teórica y práctica de la revista Gestión y Análisis de Políticas Públicas (GAPP), como la reforma de las instituciones y sus determinantes –por ejemplo, el papel de la ideas en los diferentes actores– o el impacto del federalismo –especialmente el federalismo fiscal– en el desarrollo y cambio de los Estados de bienestar y las políticas sociales desde un punto de vista comparado. A lo largo de las siguientes páginas tratamos de aportar algo de luz a todos estos temas mediante un repaso de la agenda de investigación del profesor Daniel Béland de los últimos veinte años, deteniéndonos en sus principales aportaciones, tanto teóricas como empíricas.
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