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Apologies for cross-posting *************************** The current issues of Evidence & Policy (Volume 4, Number 1) and Policy & Politics (Volume 36, Number 1) are now available. The contents are listed below, and don't forget, we are currently offering a free online trial for all our journals during which time you can access all online content, as available to subscribers. To sign up, go to: http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/tpp/ EVIDENCE & POLICY In the current issue (Volume 4, Number 1): Editorial Ken Young State of the art in impact assessment of policy-oriented international agricultural research David A. Raitzer, James G. Ryan Situating children in international development policy: challenges involved in successful evidence-informed policy influencing Nicola Jones, Eliana Villar Building research capacity in the allied health professions Caroline Pickstone, Susan Nancarrow, Jo Cooke, Wesley Vernon, Gail Mountain, Rosalie A Boyce, Jackie Campbell The policy implications of economic reasoning: what we do not know about moral hazard in health policy Andrew B. Whitford Email, ethics and data collection in social work research: some reflections from a research project Jonathan Parker The role of intermediaries in getting evidence into policy and practice: some useful lessons from examining consultancy-client relationships Chih Hoong Sin The costs and benefits of acting as a research site Tom Clark, Ruth Sinclair Whitehall rules, ok? Lessons from the literature POLICY & POLITICS In the current issue (Volume 36, Number 1): Listening, learning, steering: new governance, communication and interactive policy formation Michael Crozier The Open Method of Coordination as a 'two-level game' Milena Büchs A bullock, a monkey and Robocop: an assessment of the directly elected mayor in English local government Andy Asquith 'Kinds of people' and equality monitoring in the UK Peter J. Aspinall, Lavinia Mitton Gendered policy and policy on gender: the case of 'domestic violence' Jeff Hearn, Linda McKie Markets in the public sector: when do they work, and what do we do when they don't? Ian Greener, Ian Beyond East Asian welfare productivism in South Korea Yeon-Myung Kim Pension policy and politics in East Asia Young Jun Choi The evidence base in UK drug policy: the new rules of engagement Mark Monaghan Reviewer acknowledgements For more information, please go to http://www.policypress.org.uk ---------------------- Jessica Hughes, Marketing Executive The Policy Press, Fourth Floor, Beacon House Queen's Road, Bristol BS8 1QU t: +44 (0)117 331 4054 f: +44 (0)117 331 4093 w: www.policypress.org.uk Email disclaimer https://www.policypress.org.uk/page.php?name=disclaimer