Axes de recherche

Quand et pourquoi les gouvernements décident-ils d'intégrer les secteurs de politiques publiques? Une analyse comparative de onze pays e
La littérature scientifique a mis l'accent sur la fragmentation croissante de l'autorité de l'Etat, sur la délégation de certaines de ses prérogatives à d'autres niveaux de décision, et sur la mise en place de reformes administratives visant à réduire la bureaucratie étatique. Par contre, la re-integration et coordination des secteurs de politiques publiques n'a pas encore été étudiée de manière systématique et comparative. Ce projet répond à cette lacune en étudiant la la re-integration de quatre secteurs prioritaires dans onze pays sur une période de 34 ans. Plus précisément, ce projet couvre la politique d'emploi, la politique environnementale, la politique migratoire et la santé publique. Les pays à comparer sont les suivants: Allemagne, Australie, Autriche, Belgique, Canada, Etats-Uni, France, Italie, Nouvelle-Zélande, Royaume-Uni, Suisse, sur la période 1980-2014.

Co-Evolution of Public Health and Health Care Systems

Multi-Level Governance in Health Policy

Dynamics of Fiscal Federalism in Times of Crisis

Economic Voting in Times of Crisis

29 dernières publications classées par: type de publication  -  année

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Articles

	Bonoli Giuliano, Pisoni Delia ; Trein Philipp (2017). En Europe, le temps se gâte pour l’État-providence. La vie économique : plateforme de politique économique, 3, 44-48.

	Maggetti Martino, Ewert Christian ; Trein Philipp (2017). Not Quite the Same : Regulatory Intermediaries in the Governance of Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices. The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 670, 152-169.

	Trein Philipp (2017). A New Way to Compare Horizontal Connections of Policy Sectors : “Coupling” of Actors, Institutions and Policies. Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice, 19, 419-434.

	Trein Philipp (2017). Europeanisation beyond the European Union : tobacco advertisement restrictions in Swiss cantons. Journal of Public Policy, 37, 113-142.

	Trein Philipp (2017). Coevolution of policy sectors : a comparative analysis of healthcare and public health. Public Administration, 95, 744-758.

	Trein Philipp, Beckmann Ruth ; Walter Stefanie (2017). German Voters in Times of Crisis : The Impact of Perceptions and Economic Context on Electoral Behaviour. German Politics, 26, 414-439.

	Bonoli G. , Trein P. (2016). Cost-Shifting in Multitiered Welfare States : Responding to Rising Welfare Caseloads in Germany and Switzerland. Publius : The Journal of Federalism, 46, 596-622.

	Trein P. , Braun D. (2016). How do fiscally decentralized federations fare in times of crisis ? : Insights from Switzerland. Regional and Federal Studies, 26, 199-220.

	Braun D. , Trein P. (2014). Economic and financial crises can change the dynamics of federal relationships. Democratic Audit Blog, NA.

	Braun D. , Trein P. (2014). Federal Dynamics in Times of Economic and Financial Crisis. European Journal of Political Research, 53, 803-821.

Parties de livre

	Braun Dietmar , Trein Philipp (2013). Economic Crisis and Federal Dynamics. Federal Dynamics: Continuity, Change and Varieties of Federalism (pp. 341-365). Oxford University Press.

	Braun Dietmar , Trein Philipp (2013). Consolidation policies in federal countries. Staatstätigkeiten, Parteien und Demokratie : Festschrift für Manfred G. Schmidt (pp. 139-161). Springer.

	Beckman R., Trein P. ; Walter S. (2011). Dominanz der Ökonomie : Entscheidet die Wirtschaftslage Wahlen ?. Der unbekannte Wähler : Mythen und Fakten über das Wahlverhalten der Deutschen (pp. 231-254). Campus, Frankfurt.

Rapports

	Trein Philipp (2017). Switzerland implements a national strategy to prevent non-communicable diseases. EU Commission.

	Trein P. (2016). Swiss parliament votes down a proposal to permanently ban the new admission of doctors. EU Commission.

	Trein Philipp (2016). ESPN Thematic Report on work-life balance measures for persons of working age with dependent relatives : Switzerland. EU Commission.

	Bonoli G., Pisoni D. ; Trein P. (2015). Labour market innovations and policy learning : report on Switzerland. EU Commission.

	Bonoli G. , Trein P. (2015). Best practice report on policy learning infrastructures in innovative labour market policies. EU Commission.

	Philipp T., Bonoli G. ; Pisoni D. (2015). Policy learning in Europe : social policy and labour market reforms in 11 countries. EU Commission.

	Trein P. (2015). Literature report : a review of policy learning in five strands of political science research. EU Commission.

	Trein P. (2015). Implementation of the revised bill on epidemics in Switzerland. EU Commission.

	Wally Achtermann, Dietmar Braun, Dorte Hering, Philipp Trein ; Björn Uhlmann (2014). Multilevel Governance in Health Policy: Comparing Australia, Germany and Switzerland. Research Project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (Ref: 26041044).

	Giuliano Bonoli, Dietmar Braun ; Philipp Trein (2013). Pensions, Health and Long-Term Care: Switzerland. ASISP Country Document.

	Trein Philipp (2013). Coordination of Tobacco Control Policies. SPSA (Swiss Political Science Association) Annual Conference.

	Trein Philipp (2012). Co-evolution and Coordination of Policy sectors : Health Care and Public Health in Australia. UNIL, IEPI, LAGAPE (Laboratoire d'analyse de la gouvernance et de l'action publique en Europe).

	Trein Philipp (2012). Apples and Pills: Health Expenditure on Cure and Prevention in OECD Countries. EPSA (European Political Science Association) General Conference.

	Beckmann Ruth, Trein Philipp ; Walter Stefanie (2011). The good, the bad and the German Federal Election: Unemployment, short-time work and voting in 2009. ECPR General Conference in Reykjavik.

	Beckmann R., Trein P. ; Walter S. (2010). Wählen in der Krise. Wirtschaftskrise und Wahlverhalten bei der deutschen Bundestagswahl 2009. Universität Heidelberg.

Thèses

	Trein P. (2015). Co-evolution of Policy Sectors: Health Care and Public Health in five Countries. Université de Lausanne, Faculté des sciences sociales et politiques. Braun D. (Dir.)