No. 97-3, September 2019

Index

• A dynamic theoretical framework of gradual institutional changes
• Adding rooms onto a house we love: Central banking after the global financial crisis
• Central banks under stress: Reputation, accountability and regulatory coherence
• Central banks’ communication as reputation management: How the Fed talks under uncertainty
• Choice and vulnerability in aging societies: Understanding the impact of age on user capacity
• Customized implementation of European Union food safety policy: United in diversity?
• From ‘trial and error’ to major reform: The politics of Medicare demonstration projects
• Is resilience enough? The macroprudential reform agenda and the lack of smoothing of the cycle
• Multiple principals, multiple problems: Implications for effective governance and a research agenda for joint service delivery
• Reconceptualizing layering—From mode of institutional change to mode of institutional design: Types and outputs
• Regulators and the quest for coherence in finance: The case of loss absorbing capacity for banks
• Shared services in Brazilian local government: Urban development in small counties
• Something old, something new, something borrowed: Explaining varieties of professionalism in citizen collaboration through identity theory
• Table of Contents
• The parliamentary scrutiny of euro area national central banks
• The professional politics of the austerity debate: A comparative field analysis of the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund
• The role of social structure for governing natural resources in decentralized political systems: Insights from governing a fishery in Indonesia
• The state and civil society: Regulating interest groups, parties and public benefit organizations in contemporary democracies