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Rethinking Co-Creation of Digital and Environmental Policy in Systems of Multilevel Governance

Welcoming Our New Researchers

We are pleased to welcome several new researchers to our team. Their diverse academic backgrounds, innovative thinking, and strong commitment to excellence will further strengthen our collaborative environment and research capabilities. Please join us in warmly welcoming our new colleagues: Gloria Ziglioli Ludmila Malai Erica Gallina We look forward to the valuable contributions they will […]

Announcing the First RECODE-MLG Policy Brief “Key Lessons on MLG Co-Creation”

We are excited to share Policy Brief No. 1 from the RECODE-MLG project — “Key Lessons on MLG Co-Creation”. The policy paper offers evidence-based insights and actionable recommendations for strengthening co-creation within multilevel governance (MLG) systems across Europe. In a world where governance is shared across the EU, national, regional, and local levels, traditional top-down […]

New study on ”Locating transnational city networks in multilevel governance”, published

Transnational city networks are reshaping how governance works across borders. The authors, Pier Domenico Tortola and Katherine Arena (University of Groningen), assert that the usual distinction in multilevel governance studies between fixed territorial levels of authority and flexible, specialized jurisdictions, does not fully capture institutional realities. Transnational city networks are located in the hybrid space […]

”Co-creation and Multilevel -Governance: A Literature Report” released

The report, prepared by a team of research experts in governance and public policy from University of Lausanne –Marjan Marjanovic, Yannis Papadopoulos, Philipp Trein, Sean Mueller -examines how co-creation can be established as a core practice in multilevel governance. The authors review the relevant literature through a narrative analysis of 111 publications and clarify the […]