نقل السياسات العامة: مقاربة نظرية في الإدارة العامة

Abstract EN

Policy transfer is part of public administration and public policy literature.

this article explores the concept of policy transfer as a broad conceptual framework in which policy-makers can learn from one another during the policy-making process.

specifically, it critically examines Dolowitz and Marsh’s framework of the macro-level context of policy transfer in investigating how to transfer public policies and practices from one state to another in accordance with the analytical framework developed by Dolowitz and March.

this study arrives at a set of conclusions relating to the importance of learning and transferring successful experiences from other countries because the transfer of public policies and administrative arrangements developed and implemented in other environments has become a widespread phenomenon between developed and developing countries.

moreover, the study concludes by highlighting the importance of path dependency which will lead to a better understanding of the opportunities and constraints in the transfer of public policies.