Tomorrow we will be presenting at the 2016 Work, Employment and Society conference, this year at the University of Leeds – session: Global political economy, comparative analysis and the changing regulatory role of the state (15.00-16.30).
Our presentation will focus on our theoretical framework and first empirical results. With this work, we expect to contribute to the research on the transparency and op
enness of economic policy-making and institutions, social and spatial diversity of economic governance and practice and, more crucially, the key public policy debates around public engagement and democratic accountability in economic decision-making.
