Moreover, when doorstep service innovations are expanded beyond original target areas, a complex process of instituting system-wide adjustments to new supervisory structures, leadership dynamics, policies, resource allocation strategies, and plans are needed at each organizational level.
Within the Mountland project, we analyzed the political network structure of local infrastructure projects (Ingold et al. 2010) and the governance modes of regional adaptation measures, as well as the political dynamics and policy preferences in national agricultural and forest policy networks (Hirschi et al. 2013).
We discuss AES dynamics; whether policy content or structures should be in focus for future policy design and the implications of these findings for the future role of AEP in fulfilling environmental directives and argue why a one size fits all rule does not adequately cover current AES development.
The dynamics of policy preferences encompass functional and symbolic dimensions.
As a validity check, we also test the effects of these mix dynamics on policy outcome in the form of renewable energy technology diffusion.
This allows us to answer the question how temporal dynamics of policy mixes differ between countries regarding their balance and design features.
Within these dynamics, fiscal policy can indeed affect firms and workers' decisions, thereby boosting labor demand and supply, or the structure of the labor market, removing frictions and promoting skills.
Taking into account the spatial dynamics allows policy makers to better target resources and interventions on particular clusters where the direct and indirect spillover benefits are likely to be the greatest in terms of improving health.
Using the case of the Italian digital agency, the research amplifies the scope of the current discussions on national e-Government trajectories, providing evidence for the interrelated dynamics between policy outcomes, implementation mechanisms and administrative landscape.
