Christoph Knill

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• Do Governments put their Money where their Mouth is? Policy Adoption and Administrative Resource Provision in 15 OECD Countries
• When Less Means More: Policy Accumulation, Administrative Capacities, and Policy Performance
• Assessing and Comparing the Effects of Public Policies: a New Approach
• More Liberty, More Rules? Abortion Policy and the Liberalization-Rule Nexus
• Political Institutions and Public Policy
• A review of national climate policies via existing databases
• Tackling blind spots in Europeanisation research: the impact of EU legislation on national policy portfolios
• Testing Theories of Policy Growth: Public Demands, Interest Group Politics, Electoral Competition, and Institutional Fragmentation
• Do parties matter for policy accumulation? An analysis of social policy portfolios in 22 countries
• Bureaucratic Quality and the Gap between Implementation Burden and Administrative Capacities
• Bureaucratic overburdening in advanced democracies
• Policy growth, implementation capacities, and the effect on policy performance
• Convergence and Diffusion of Environmental Policies
• Studying Policy Design Quality in Comparative Perspective
• System Dynamics of Policy Change: Overcoming Some Blind Spots of Punctuated Equilibrium Theory
• Hypocrisy as a crisis response? Assessing changes in talk, decisions, and actions of the European Commission in EU environmental policy
• Religious tides: The time‐variant effect of religion on morality policies
• A matter of timing: The religious factor and morality policies
• Rule growth and government effectiveness: why it takes the capacity to learn and coordinate to constrain rule growth