Remote Work: Its Impact on Wellbeing, and International Policy Solutions
A scan by INGSA for IPPO reveals how policymakers in the EU, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the U.S. have responded to new remote and hybrid working practices.
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Articles from IPPO
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How Academics Can Work Effectively with Policymakers in Complex Decision-Making Landscapes
Read moreLeading experts discuss the challenges and tensions involved in providing academic evidence to policymakers within fast-changing political environments
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How Lockdown Brought Remote & Hybrid Work to Ireland and Northern Ireland
Read moreIn an era where remote or hybrid working has become the new normal, we need to reflect on how our working preferences may contribute to our physical and mental health.
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Cities and Democratic Renewal: Key Lessons for Policymakers
Read moreAll over the world, citizens are becoming more disillusioned with politics and their democratic institutions. Allowing citizens to actively participate in political processes can help address this issue and strengthen their belief in democratic policymaking. By Henriette Ruhrmann.
