粤港澳大湾区政府间合作困难的原因探析

粤港澳大湾区建设已经纳入国家"一带一路"倡议和国家"十三五规划"。粤港澳大湾区作为国家重要战略,在引领城市发展方面发挥重要作用,但是政府之间合作还存在许多难题"。一个国家、两种制度、三个关税区、三个法律体系、四个核心城市"的发展格局,既是大湾区发展的特色,也是湾区城市合作的难点。推动粤港澳大湾区建设,破解这些难题,需要对这些难题进行分析。文章认为粤港澳大湾区合作存在利益冲突、三地立法协调困难以及区域府际合作机制不完善等多种因素,导致粤港澳大湾区府际合作困难。     

Organizational change in Canadian public institutions: The implementations of GBA+ in DND/CAF

In 2016, the Department of National Defence (DND) and the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) committed to the adoption of a Gender‐Based Analysis Plus (GBA+) toolkit across the forces. This article finds that the organizational culture of DND/CAF has helped them to adapt to this new policy approach, but that learning and transformation are not occurring. Based on DND/CAF documents, published internal DND/CAF studies, participant observation, interviews, surveys, and focus groups with DND/CAF staff, this article suggests that internal efforts to adjust to GBA+ continue to be challenging because of organizational culture.     

Canada's GBA+ framework in a (post)pandemic world: Issues,tensions and paths forward

This article traces the theoretical foundations, evolution, and limitations of Gender-Based Analysis Plus (GBA+), which is the Government of Canada's primary framework for attending to diversity and inclusion in public policy. We argue that GBA+ is, in its current form, inadequate to guide ambitious and transformative policy in the post-pandemic years given four interlocking issues: (1) a weak integration of intersectionality; (2) insufficient attention to the power structures and socio-political context undergirding social relations and policymaking; (3) an instrumental understanding of policy; and (4) a misreading of identity. Drawing on feminist, intersectional and post-structuralist methods, we adjust the GBA+ framework with the aim of addressing the conceptual shortcomings identified in our analysis. Ultimately, we demonstrate how a more explicit engagement with notions of intersectionality, power and policy's instrumental and productive aspects can enrich the ways we think about public policy as both a mechanism and a venue for transformative change.