Peter C. John

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Personal

Born December 11, 1960 United Kingdom Citizen

Education

B.Sci. Economics and Politics, University of Bath, 1983 M.Phil. Politics, Nuffield College, 1986 D. Phil. Politics, Nuffield College, 1992

Employment

Professor of Political Science and Public Policy, University College London, 2011- Hallsworth Chair of Governance, University of Manchester, 2004-2011 Professor of Politics, Birkbeck, 2001-2004 Reader in Politics and Sociology, Birkbeck, 1999-2001 Reader in Politics, University of Southampton, 1998-1999 Lecturer in Politics, University of Southampton, 1995-1998 Lecturer in Politics, University of Keele, 1992-1995 Research Fellow, Policy Studies Institute, 1988-1992 Research Assistant, Nuffield College, Oxford University, 1987-1988

Publications Books Published Experimentation in Political Science and Public Policy: The Challenge and Promise of Field Trials, Routledge, 2017. Political Turbulence: How Social Media Shape Collective Action, Princeton University Press, 2015, with , Scott Hale and Taha Yasseri. Peter C. John 2

Public Policy Investment: Priority-Setting and Conditional Representation In British Statecraft, Oxford Uni- versity Press, 2013, with Anthony Bertelli. Policy Agendas in British Politics, Palgrave, 2013, with Anthony Bertelli, William Jennings and Shaun Bevan. Exits, Voices and Social Investment: Citizens’ Reaction to Public Services, Cambridge University Press, 2012, with . Handbook of Urban Politics, Oxford University Press, 2012, edited with Karen Mossberger and Susan Clarke. Analyzing Public Policy, 2nd edition, Routledge, 2012. Nudge Nudge, Think Think: Experimenting with Ways to Change Civic Behaviour, Bloomsbury Academic, 2011, with Sarah Cotterill, Alice Moseley, Liz Richardson, Graham Smith, Gerry Stoker and Corinne Wales. Making Policy Work, Routledge, 2011. Re-energising Citizenship, Basingstoke: Macmillan, 2006, edited with Tessa Brannan and Gerry Stoker. Local Governance in Western Europe, London: Sage, 2001. Local Governance in England and France London: Routledge, 2001, with Alistair Cole. Analysing Public Policy, London: Cassell, 1998.

In Progress How Far to Nudge? The promise of behavioural public policy, under contract with Edward Elgar.

Journal Articles Forthcoming Nudges that promote channel shift: a randomized evaluation of reminders for disability badges, Inter- net and Policy Introduction to the Symposium, Political Studies Review A field experiment: testing the potential of norms for achieving behavior change in English parishes, Journal of Applied Social Psychology, with Julie Van de Vyer.

2016 Parties are no civic charities: campaigns, demobilization, and the changing composition of the elec- torate, with Florian Foos, Political Science Research Methods, early view. Transparency at the parish pump: A field experiment to measure the effectiveness of Freedom of Information requests Ben Worthy, Peter John and Matia Vannoni, Journal of Public Management Research and Theory, early view. Spanning exit and voice: Albert Hirschman’s contribution to political science, Research on the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, special issue on Hirschman edited by Marina Bianchi and Maurizio Franzini. Finding exits and voices: Albert Hirschman’s contribution to the study of public services, International Public Management Journal, Published online: 29 Jan 2016, doi: 10.1080/10967494.2016.1141814 Peter C. John 3

2015 Targeting voter registration with incentives: A randomized controlled trial of a lottery in a London borough, Electoral Studies, 40: 170-175, with Elizabeth MacDonald and Michael Sanders. Leadership without Leaders? Starters and Followers in On-line Collective Action, Political Studies, DOI: 10.1111/1467-9248.12075, with Helen Margetts and Scott Hale. Whatever happened to local government? A review symposium, Regional Studies, Regional Science, 2:1, 434-456, with Kevin Ward, Janet Newman, Nik Theodore, Julie Macleavye and Allan Cochrane. Policy Representation by Party Leaders and Followers: What drives UK Prime Minister’s Questions? Government and Opposition, with Shaun Bevan.

2014 The great survivor: the persistence and resilience of English local government, Local Government Studies, 40th Anniversary issue, DOI 10.1080/03003930.2014.891984. Policy entrepreneurship in British government: the Behavioural Insights Team and the Use of RCTs, Public Policy and Administration, 29(3), 257–267. When context matters: assessing geographical heterogeneity of Get-Out-The-Vote treatment effects using a population based field experiment, Political Behavior, 36(1): 77-97, with Ed Fieldhouse, Dave Cutts and Paul Widdop.

2013 Collection of delinquent fines: A randomized trial to assess the effectiveness of alternative messages, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 32(4): 718–730, with Donald P. Green, Laura Haynes, Rory Gallagher, and David Torgerson. All tools are informational now. How information and persuasion define the capacity of government, Policy and Politics, 41(4): 605–620, 25th Anniversary Issue. Taking political engagement online: an experimental analysis of asynchronous discussion forums, Political Studies, 61: 709–730, with Graham Smith and Pat Sturgis. Experimentation, behaviour change and public policy, Political Quarterly, 84: 238–24. Competitive learning in yardstick competition: testing models of policy diffusion, Political Science Re- search and Methods, 1(1): 3–25 with Hugh Ward Political science, impact and evidence, Political Studies Review, 11: 168–173. The future of political science, Political Studies Review, 11: 222–227, with Matthew Flinders. Does mobilisation increase family engagement with an early childhood intervention programme? A randomised controlled trial, Policy and Politics, 41(2): 201–221, with Sarah Cotterill and Liz Richardson. Pledge campaigns to encourage charitable giving: a randomised controlled trial, with Sarah Cotterill, Peter John and Liz Richardson, Social Science Quarterly, 94: 200–216. Public policy investment: risk and return in British Politics, British Journal of Political Science, 43(4): 741–773, with Anthony Bertelli. Do impersonal mobilisation methods work? Evidence from a nationwide Get-Out-the-Vote experiment in England, Electoral Studies, 32(1): 113–123, with Ed Fieldhouse, Dave Cutts and Paul Widdop. Peter C. John 4

2012 Who listens to the grassroots? A field experiment on informational lobbying in the UK, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 14: 595–612, with Liz Richardson. What are policy punctuations? Large changes in the agenda of the UK Government, 1911-2008, Policy Studies Journal, 40(1): 89–08, with Shaun Bevan. Geographic mobility, social connections and voter turnout Journal of Elections, Public Opinion, and Parties, 22: 109–122, with Keith Dowding and Daniel Rubenson. Party control, party competition and public service performance, British Journal of Political Science, 42: 641–660, with George Boyne, Oliver James and Nicolai Petrovsky.

2011 Does stronger political leadership have a performance payoff? Citizen satisfaction in the reform of subcentral governments in England, Journal of , Research and Theory, 21: 239–256, with Stephen Greasley. Social information and political participation on the internet: an experiment, European Political Science Review, 3: 321-344, with Helen Margetts Tobias Escher and Stéphane Reissfelder.

Do executives keep their promises? The transmission of the policy agendas of the Speech from the Throne to Acts of the UK Parliament, European Political Science Review, 3: 395-417, with Shaun Bevan and Will Jennings. Comparing government agendas: executive speeches in the Netherlands, United Kingdom and Den- mark, Comparative Political Studies, 44: 1001-1030, with Peter Mortensen, Christoffer Green-Pedersen, Gerard Breeman, Laura Chaqués Bonafont, Will Jennings, Anna Palau Roqué and Arco Timmermans. Top management turnover and organizational performance: a test of a contingency model, Public Administration Review, 71: 572–58 with George Boyne, Oliver James and Nicolai Petrovsky. The use of feedback to enhance environmental outcomes a randomized controlled trial of a food waste scheme, Enviornmental Politics, 16: 637-653, with Hisako Nomura and Sarah Cotterill. The agenda of British government: the speech from the throne, 1911-2008, Political Studies, 59: 74-98, with Will Jennings and Shaun Bevan. Leadership succession and organisational success: when do new chief executives make a difference?, Public Policy and Management, 31(5): 339-346, with George Boyne, Oliver James and Nicolai Petrovsky.

Does government performance matter? The effects of local government on urban outcomes in England, Urban Studies, 48: 1835-1852, with Stephen Greasley and Hal Wolman. How civic is the civic culture? Explaining community participation using the 2005 English Citizenship Survey, Political Studies, 59: 230-252, with Ed Fieldhouse and Hanhua Liu.

Effects of the core functions of government on the diversity of executive agendas, Comparative Political Studies, 44: 973-1000, with Will Jennings, Shaun Bevan, Arco Timmermans, Gerard Breeman, Sylvain Brouard, Laura Chaqués Bonafont, Christoffer Green-Pedersen, Peter John, Peter B. Mortensen, Anna M. Palau Roqué. Peter C. John 5

2010 Government checking government. How performance measures expand distributive politics, Journal of Politics, 72: 1-14, with Anthony Bertelli. Can we make environmental citizens? A randomised control trial of the effects of a school-based intervention on the attitudes and knowledge of young people, Environmental Politics, 19: 392-412, with Matthew Goodwin, Stephen Greasley and Liz Richardson. Policy agendas in Australian politics: the Governor-General’s speeches, 1945-2008, Australian Journal of Political Science, 45: 533-557, with Keith Dowding, Andrew Hindmoor and Richard Iles. Can policy-makers listen to researchers: an application of the design experiment methodology to a local drugs policy intervention, Policy and Politics, 38: 583-98, with Rebecca Askew and Hanhua Liu. Punctuations and turning points in British politics: the policy agenda of the Queen’s speeches, The British Journal of Political Science, 40: 561-586, with Will Jennings. Central state power and its limits in Bulpitt’s Territory and Power, Government and Opposition, 45: 345-364. Does public service performance affect top management turnover? Journal of Public Management Re- search and Theory, 20: 261–269, with George Boyne, Oliver James and Nicolai Petrovsky. Territory and Power: critiques and reassessments of a classic work, Government and Opposition, 45: 295-317, with Jonathan Bradbury. What do bureaucrats like doing? Bureaucratic preferences in response to institutional reform, Public Administration Review, 70(3): 455-463, with Francesca Gains. Does political change affect senior management turnover? An empirical analysis of top-tier local authorities in England, Public Administration, 88: 136–153, with George Boyne, Oliver James and Nicolai Petrovsky. Reporting methodological items in randomized experiments in political science, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 628(1), 112-131, with Isabelle Boutron and David Torgerson. Field experiments in comparative politics and policy, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 628(1), 6-10, with Donald P. Green. Does public service performance affect top management turnover?, Journal of Public Administration, Research and Theory, 20: 261-279 with George Boyne, Oliver James and Nicolai Petrovsky.

2009 Mobilizing citizen effort to enhance environmental outcomes: a randomized controlled trial of a door- to-door recycling campaign, Journal of Environmental Management, 91: 403–410, with Sarah Cotterill, Hisako Nomura and Hanhua Liu. The latent support for the extreme right in British politics, West European Politics, 32: 496-513, with Helen Margetts. Nudge nudge, think think: two strategies for changing civic behaviour, The Political Quarterly, 80: 361-370, with Graham Smith and Gerry Stoker. Territory and Power: Jim Bulpitt and the study of comparative politics, European Political Science, 8: 428-442. Peter C. John 6

A general empirical law of public budgets: a comparative analysis, The American Journal of Political Sci- ence, 53: 855-873, with Bryan Jones, Frank Baumgartner, Christian Breunig, Christopher Wlezien, Stuart Soroka, Martial Foucault, Abel Francois, Christoffer Green-Pedersen, Chris Koski, Peter B. Mortensen, Frederic Varone, and Stefaan Walgrave. Is voting habit forming? The longitudinal impact of a GOTV campaign in the UK, The Journal of Elections Public Opinion and Parties. 19: 251-263, with David Cutts and Edward Fieldhouse. The dynamics of political attention: public opinion and the Queen’s Speech in the United Kingdom, American Journal of Political Science, 53: 838–854, with Will Jennings. Democracy and government performance: holding incumbents accountable in English local govern- ments, Journal of Politics, 71: 1273-84, with George Boyne, Oliver James and Nicolai Petrovsky. The impact of political leadership on organizational performance: evidence from English urban gov- ernment, Local Government Studies, 35: 75-94, with Francesca Gains, Stephen Greasley and Gerry Stoker. The value of choice in public policy, Public Administration, 87: 219-233, with Keith Dowding.

Design experiments: engaging policy makers in the search for evidence about what works, Political Studies, 57: 356–373, with Gerry Stoker. Can citizen governance redress the representative bias of political participation?, Public Administration Review, 69: 494-503. Les Dynamiques d’Agendas Multiniveaux dans la Politique Environnementale de l’Union Européenne, Revue Internationale de Politique Comparée 16: 485-502, with Sebastiaan Princen, Sylvain Brouard, Laura Chaques, Christopher Green-Pedersen, Will Jennings, and Luz Muñoz.

2008 When do bureaucrats prefer strong political principals? Institutional reform and bureaucratic prefer- ences in English local government, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 10(4): 649-665, with Gerry Stoker and Francesca Gains. How different are telephoning and canvassing? A Get Out The Vote field experiment in the UK 2005 General Election, British Journal of Political Science, 38: 565-574, with Tessa Brannan. The three exit, three voice and loyalty framework: a test with survey data on local services, Political Studies, 56(3), 288-311, with Keith Dowding. A spatial model of competitive bidding for government grants: why efficiency gains are limited, Journal of Theoretical Politics, 20(1): 47-66, with Hugh Ward. Executive succession in English local government, Public Money & Management, 28: 267-274, with George Boyne, Oliver James and Nicolai Petrovsky. Assessing best practice as a means of innovation, Local Government Studies, 34(1): 23-38, with Tessa Brannan, Catherine Durose and Harold Wolman.

2007 Public management at the ballot box: performance information and electoral support for incumbent English local governments, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, 17(4): 567-580, with Oliver James. Peter C. John 7

2006 Explaining policy change: the impact of the media, public opinion and political violence on urban budgets in England, Journal of European Public Policy, 13(7): 1053-1068. How to mobilise the electorate: lessons from the University of Manchester ‘Get Out the Vote’ experi- ment, Representation, 42 (3): 209-221, with Tessa Brannan. The policy agendas project: a review, Journal of European Public Policy ,13(7): 975-986.

Active citizenship and effective public services and programmes: how can we really know what works?, Urban Studies, 43(5/6): 993-1008, with Gerry Stoker and Tessa Brannan.

2005 The North East region referendum campaign of 2004: issues and turning points, Political Quarterly, 76(4): 488-498, with Adam Tickell and Steven Musson. The contribution of volunteering, trust and networks to educational performance, Policy Studies Journal, 33(4): 635-656. Governing the mega-region: governance and networks across London and the South East of England, New Political Economy, 10(1): 93-108, with Adam Tickell and Steven Musson. Path dependency and the reform of English local government, Public Administration, 83: 25-46, with Francesca Gains and Gerry Stoker.

2004 The bidding game: competitive funding regimes and the political targeting of urban programme schemes, British Journal of Political Science, 34: 405-428, with Hugh Ward and Keith Dowding. A decade of decentralisation? Assessing the role of the government offices for the English regions, Environment and Planning A, 37: 1395–1412, with Adam Tickell and Steven Musson. The transformation of urban political leadership in Western Europe, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 28(1): 109-22, with Olivier Borraz. How competitive is competitive bidding? The case of the Single Regeneration Budget programme, Journal of Public Administration Theory and Research, 15: 71-87, with Hugh Ward.

2003 Policy punctuations in the UK: fluctuations and equilibria in central government expenditure since 1951, Public Administration, 81(3): 411-432, with Helen Margetts. Is there life after policy streams, advocacy coalitions, and punctuations: using evolutionary theory to explain policy change, Policy Studies Journal, 31(2): 481-498.

Compulsory citizenship for the disenfranchised: benchmarking, schools and social and political atti- tudes before the Citizenship order, The Curriculum Journal, 14(2): 181-199, with Zoe Morris and David Halpern. The exit of residential mobility or the voice of political action? Strategies for problem solving in residential communities, Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 33(2): 321-338, with Mark Van Vugt, Keith Dowding and E. Van Dijk. Peter C. John 8

2002 England’s problem region: regionalism in the South East, Regional Studies, 36(7): 733-741, with Steven Musson and Adam Tickell. Before the Citizenship Order: a survey of citizenship education practice in England, Journal of Education Policy, 17(2): 217-28, with David Halpern and Zoe Morris. From plan to network: urban elites and the post communist state in Russia, European Journal of Political Research, 41(3): 395-430, with James Hughes.

2001 Political manipulation in a unitary state: central government targeting of public funds to English subnational governments, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 3(3): 308-339, with Hugh Ward.

Local elites and transition in Russia: adaptation or competition?, British Journal of Political Science, 31: 673-692, with James Hughes.

2000 The Europeanisation of subnational governance, Urban Studies, 37(5-6): 877-894.

When do institutions, policy sectors and cities matter? Comparing networks of local policy-makers in Britain and France, Comparative Political Studies, 33 (2): 248-268, with Alistair Cole. The uses and abuses of evolutionary theory in political science: a reply to Allan McConnell and Keith Dowding, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 2 (1): 89-94.

Exit, voice and loyalty: analytic and empirical developments, European Journal of Political Research, 37: 469-495, with Keith Dowding, Thanos Mergoupis and Mark Van Vugt.

1999 Ideas and interests; agendas and implementation: evolutionary explanations of policy change in British local government finance, The British Journal of Politics and International Relations,1 (1): 39-62. Targeting benefits for electoral gain: constituency marginality and central grants to local government, Political Studies 47: 32-52, with Hugh Ward. Political leadership in the new urban governance: Britain and France compared, Local Government Studies, 25 (4): 98-115, with Alistair Cole.

1998 Urban regimes and local governance in Britain and France: policy adaption and coordination in Leeds and Lille, Urban Affairs Review, 33 (3): 382-404, with Alistair Cole. Urban economic policy networks in Britain and France; a sociometric approach, Environment and Plan- ning C: Government and Policy, 16: 307-322. Subnational institutions and the new European governance: UK local authority strategies for the inter- governmental conference, Journal of Regional and Federal Studies, 8 (3): 104-24, with Mark McAteer. Peter C. John 9

1997 Fairy tale critiques and political science: a reply to Ken Newton, British Journal of Political Science, 26(4): 152-155, with Keith Dowding. The policy implications of Tiebout effects, Local Government Studies, 23 (2): 67-79. The renaissance of English regionalism in the 1990s, Policy and Politics, 25: 7-17, with Alan Whitehead.

Is the grass greener on the other side? What went wrong with French regions, and the implications for England, Policy and Politics, 25: 51-60, with Patrick Le Galès.

1996 Exiting behavior under Tiebout conditions: towards a predictive model, Public Choice, 88: 393-406, with Keith Dowding.

Centralisation, decentralisation and the European Union: the dynamics of triadic relationships, Public Administration, 74: 293-313. Europeanisation in a centralising state: multi-level governance in the UK, Regional and Federal Studies, 6(2): 131-144.

1995 Models of local decision-making networks in Britain and France, Policy and Politics, 23 (4): 303-312, with Alistair Cole. Local policy networks in France and Britain: policy coordination in fragmented political sub-systems, West European Politics, 18 (4): 89-109, with Alistair Cole.

Residential mobility in London: a micro test of the behavioural assumptions of the Tiebout model, British Journal of Political Science, 25: 379-39, with Stephen Biggs and Keith Dowding.

1994 UK sub-national offices in Brussels: diversification or regionalisation?, Regional Studies, 28 (7): 739-746.

Central-local relations in the 1980s and 1990s: towards a policy learning approach, Local Government Studies, 20 (3): 412-436. Tiebout: a review of the empirical literature, Urban Studies, 31 (4/5): 767-797, with Keith Dowding and Stephen Biggs.

Papers in Progress Proto stars, dwarfs and giants: a career path analysis of British MPs using sequence analysis, with Matia Vannoni, unpublished paper The effect of social information on volunteering for non-profit organizations, with Alice Moseley, Oliver James, Liz Richardson, Matt Ryan, and Gerry Stoker, being re-submitted to Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly

How much can non-profit organizations learn from charitable giving: a field experiment using social information, Alice Moseley, Oliver James, Peter John, Liz Richardson, Matt Ryan, and Gerry Stoker. Peter C. John 10

Testing models of citizenship to promote student volunteering: a large-scale field trial of endorsement strategies, with Oliver James, Alice Moseley, Liz Richardson, Matt Ryan, and Gerry Stoker. Submitted to Journal of Experimental Political Science New directions in public policy: theories of policy change and variation reconsidered. Unpublished paper.

The use of descriptive norms in public administration: a panacea for improving citizen behaviours? Unpublished paper, with Michael Sanders and Jennifer Wang. Changing bureaucrats and politicians: the transformative potential of an experimental public admin- istration. For the volume, Experiments in Public Administration Research Challenges and Contributions, edited by Oliver James, Sebastian Jilke and Gregg Van Ryzin. Using Behavioural Insights for Citizen Compliance and Cooperation, Evidence Base, Issue 2, 2015, report for The Australia and New Zealand School of Government, report, with Jane Robb. Non-Standard Matching in Charitable Giving – null results from two field experiments, with Michael Sanders, Aisling Ní Chonaire, and Veerle Snijders. at Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly.

Agenda formation and change. For Handbook On the Policy Process, co-edited by Hal Colebatch (USW) and Robert Hoppe (UT) for Edward Elgar The perils of polarisation: partisan conditioning of external efficacy - a field experiment, unpublished paper, with Fredrik Sjoberg.

Chapters in Edited Collections Forthcoming Behavioural approaches: How nudges lead to more intelligent policy design, for inclusion in Contem- porary Approaches to Public Policy, edited by Philippe Zittoun and B. Guy Peters.

Quantitative methods, in Theory and Methods in Political Science, 4th Edition, edited by David Marsh, Gerry Stoker, and Vivien Lowndes. Basingstoke: Palgrave. Behavioural science, randomized evaluations and the transformation of public policy: The case of the UK government, in Jessica Pykett, Rhys Jones and Mark Whitehead (eds.) Psychological Governance and Public Policy, Routledge.

2016 Randomised Controlled Trials, in Gerry Stoker and Mark Evans (eds) Methods that Matter: Social Science and Evidence-Based Policymaking, Bristol: Policy Process.

2015 Agendas and Instability in US Politics, in Steven Balla, Martin Lodge and Edward Page (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of the Classics of Public Policy and Administration, Oxford: Oxford University Press.

2014 Party politics and the policy agenda: the case of the United Kingdom, in Christoffer Green-Pederson, Agenda Setting, Policies, and Political Systems A Comparative Approach, Chicago: Chicago University Press, with Shaun Bevan and Will Jennings. Peter C. John 11

2011 Territorial choice in United Kingdom: the endless search for efficiency, in Harald Baldersheim and Larry Rose (eds.), Territorial Choice in Europe, Basingstoke: Palgrave. The United Kingdom: is there really an Anglo model?, in J. Loughlin, F. Hendriks, and A. Lidström (eds.), Oxford Handbook of Local and Regional Democracy in Europe, Oxford: Oxford University Press, with Colin Copus.

2010 Change at the top: connecting political and administrative transition with performance, in K. Walshe, Gill Harvey and Pauline Jas (eds.), Connecting Knowledge and Performance in Public Services: From Know- ing to Doing, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, with George Boyne, Oliver James and Nicolai Petrovsky.

Quantitative methods, in David Marsh and Gerry Stoker (eds), Theory and Methods in Political Science, Basingtoke: Macmillan, 3rd edn. What if Public Management Reform Actually Works? The Paradoxical Success of Performance Man- agement in English Local Government, with George Boyne, Oliver James, Nicolai Petrovsky, in Christo- pher Hood, Helen Margetts and Perri 6 (eds.), Paradoxes of Modernisation: Unintended Consequences of Public Policy Reforms, Oxford: Oxford University Press. Campaigning and the media: the North-East referendum of November 2004, in Mark Sandford (ed.), The Northern Veto Manchester: Manchester University Press, with Steven Musson and Adam Tickell. Local government reform and political leadership, in Stephen Brooks and Keith Grint (eds.), New Public Leadership Challenge, Basingtoke: MacmIllan.

2009 Why study urban politics?, in Jonathan Davies and David Imbroscio (eds.), Theories of Urban Politics, London: Sage, 2nd edn. Citizen governance: where it came from, where it’s going, in Catherine Durose, Stephen Greasley and Liz Richardson (eds.), Local Governance, Changing Citizens, Bristol: Policy Press.

2008 Is there still a public service ethos?, in Alison Park et al (eds.), British Social Attitudes The 24th Report, London: Sage, with Mark Johnson.

Coordinating governance in the South East mega-region. Toward joined up thinking, in J. Bradbury (ed.), Devolution, Regionalism and Regional Development, London, Routledge, with Adam Tickell and Steven Musson.

2006 Methodologies and research methods in urban political science, in Harald Baldersheim and Hellmutt Wollmann (eds.), The Comparative Study of Local Government and Politics: Overviews and Syntheses Barbara Budrich. Government, governance and decentralisation, in Mark Tewdwr-Jones and Philip Allmendinger (eds.), Territory, Identity and Spatial Planning London: Routledge, with Steven Musson and Adam Tickell. Peter C. John 12

2004 What are the origins of social capital? Results from a panel survey of young people, British Elections and Parties Review

Strengthening political leadership? More than mayors, in David Wilson and Gerry Stoker (eds.), Local Government in a New Century Basingstoke: Palgrave.

2003 Local elites in Russia’s transition: generational effects on adaptation and competition, in A. Steen and V. Gel’man (ed.), Elites and Democratic Development in Russia, Research Report No. 1 1/2001 Oslo: University of Oslo.

2002 La Loi de 2000 Sur le gouvernement local en Angleterre, Annuaire 2002 Des Collectivités Locales CNRS Editions. Quantitative methods, in David Marsh and Gerry Stoker (eds.), Theory and Methods in Political Science, Basingstoke: Macmillan. The South East region, in John Tomany and John Mawson (eds.), England The State of the Regions, Bristol: The Policy Press, with Steven Musson and Adam Tickell.

2000 Policy networks, in Kate Nash and Alan Scott (eds.), Blackwell Companion to Political Sociology, Oxford: Blackwell.

1999 New Labour and the decentralisation of power, in Gerald Taylor (ed.), The Impact of New Labour, Bas- ingstoke: Macmillan. Capacity building, networks and local political leadership, in Gerry Stoker (ed.), The New Management of Local Governance: Audit of an Era of Change in Local Governance, London: Macmillan, with Alistair Cole. Local political parties in comparative perspective, in M. Saiz and H. Geser (eds.), Local Parties in Political and Organisational Perspective, Boulder: Westview Press, with Martin Saiz.

1998 Sociometric mapping techniques and the comparison of policy networks: economic decision-making in Leeds and Lille, in D. Marsh (ed.) Comparing Policy Networks, Buckingham: Press.

1997 Sub-national partnerships and European integration: the difficult case of London and the South East, in J. Bradbury and J. Mawson (eds.), Regionalism and European Integration, London: Jessica Kingsley. Local governance, in P. Dunleavy, A. Gamble, Ian Holliday and G. Peele (eds.), Developments in British Politics 5 Basingstoke, Macmillan. Peter C. John 13

1995 Les réseaux locaux’, in Peter Le Galès et M. Thatcher (eds.), Les Réseaux de L’Action Publique Debats sur les Policy Networks Paris, L’Harmattan, with Alistair Cole.

1991 The restructuring of local government in England and Wales, in Richard Batley and Gerry Stoker (eds.), Local Government in Europe, Basingstoke, Sage.

Edited Journal Issues 2017 Symposium on Keith Dowding’s Philosophy and Methods of Political Science, Political Studies Review

2010 Field Experiments in Comparative Politics and Policy, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, March 2010, with Donald P. Green. Territory and Power in the United Kingdom, An Interpretation, British and comparative perspectives on a classic, Government and Opposition, with Jonathan Bradbury.

2001 Symposium: ’The Transformation of Urban Political Leadership in Western Europe’, International Jour- nal of Urban and Regional Research, 28:1, with Olivier Borraz.

1997 Regionalism in England: Current Trends and Future Prospects’, with Alan Whitehead, Policy and Politics, January 1997.

1994 Europeanisation Special, Local Government Policy Making, 20,(5).

Research Reports

2013 Mobilising Communities: Using the capacity of government to encourage citizens to run their communities, Commissioned for Knowledge Exchange Trial workshops on Civil Society

2012

Nudging citizens towards localism? How policies to encourage behaviour change by citizens link to decentrali- sation and the Big Society, Report for the British Academy Policy Centre Peter C. John 14

2007 Improving the Representativeness of Councillors: Learning from Five High Performing Councils in England, Research Report 4 for Councillors Commission, London: Department of Communities and Local Gov- ernment, with Francesca Gains, Matthew Goodwin and Liz Richardson. Does Leadership Matter? A Summary of the Evidence of the Impact of Political Leadership in Local Govern- ment, London: Department for Communities and Local Government, with Francesca Gains, Stephen Greasley, Peter John and Gerry Stoker.

2006 The BNP: the Roots of its Appeal, Published by Democratic Audit, Human Rights Centre, University of Essex, with Helen Margetts, David Rowland and Stuart Weir. The 2005 Citizenship Survey: Cross Cutting Themes London: Department for Communities and Local Government, with Sarah Kitchen, Juliet Michaelson, and Natasha Wood. The 2005 Citizenship Survey Cross Active Communities Topic Report London: Department for Communities and Local Government, with Sarah Kitchen, Juliet Michaelson, and Natasha Wood. The Far Right in London – a Challenge for Democracy, York: Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust, with John Cruddas, Nick Lowles, Helen Margetts, David Rowland and Stuart Weir.

2005 Political leadership under the New Political Management Structures, London: Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (also available at: http://www.ipeg.org.uk/research/elgnce/index.php), with Gerry Stoker and Francesca Gains.

2003 Implementing the 2000 Act with Respect to New Council Constitutions and the Ethical Framework: First Re- port Available at: http://www.ipeg.org.uk/research/elgnce/index.php, with Gerry Stoker, Francesca Gains, Nirmala Rao and Alan Harding.

Diversity under New Council Constitutions, ODPM, with Gerry Stoker, Francesca Gains, Nirmala Rao and Alan Harding.

1995 Charging for Local Government Services, Local and Central Government Summary 1, February York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation

1991 Local Government in Northern Ireland: A Review of Its Functions, Structure and Finance, York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation. Attitudes to Local Government: a Survey of Electors, York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation, with Alice Bloch.

1990 The Community Charge in Scotland: the Second Year, York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation. Peter C. John 15

1989 The Community Charge in Scotland, York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation. Recent Trends in Central-Local Government Relations, London, Policy Studies Institute for Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

Other Outputs 2017 Field experiments on political behaviour, contribution to Oxford Research Encyclopaedia on Political Be- haviour, edited by Russ Dalton

2015 Non-Standard Matching in Charitable Giving – null results from two field experiments, with Michael Sanders, Aisling NŠ Chonaire, Veerle Snijders, Behavioural Insights Team blog, Encouraging charitable giving, August 14, 2015.

2011 Exit and voice and forms of power, in K. Dowding (ed.), Encylopedia of Power, London: Sage.

Loyalty, in K. Dowding (ed.), Encylopedia of Power London: Sage.

2010 The Civic Culture in Britain and America Fifty Years On, with Hanhua Liu and Ed Fieldhouse, IPEG Work- ing Paper 2010-06, available from http://www.humanities.manchester.ac.uk/socialchange/publications/working/

2008 The benefits of local citizen engagement and dialogue, in Next Steps for Local Democracy: Leadership, Accountability and Partnership, London: New Local Government Network, edited by Iain Roxburgh. Territory and Power and the study of comparative politics, introduction to the re-issue of J. Bulpitt, Territory and Power in the United Kingdom, London: Sage, ECPR Classics series. Punctuating the stereotypes of urban politics, APSA Urban News, 22(1): 10-11.

2006 Research methods and the study of urban politics, APSA Urban News, 20(1): 5-9.

2001 Problems of Residential Mobility and Urban Government in Metropolitan England, LSE Public Policy Group Papers, Third Series, with Keith Dowding and Thanos Mergoupis. Renewing Democracy and Citizens Voice: reflections on European and North American experiences paper for IDS, University of Sussex study for DFID, Bringing Citizen Voice into Service Delivery. Peter C. John 16

2000 Problems of Residential Mobility as a Market-Like Mechanism in Local Government, Centre For Philosophy of Natural and Social Science Discussion Paper Series, ISSN 1358-0477 DP 46/00, with Thanos Mergoupis and Keith Dowding.

1999 Validating Best Value: a Southampton Case Study, London: Local Government Information Unit, 1999, pp.10, with Charlie Hislop.

1998 A very difficult political animal, Municipal Journal, 13 March, with Alistair Cole.

1996 Urban regimes in Britain and France: the cases of Leeds and Lille, Frontières, 9: 37-50.

1995 A Base In Brussels A Good Investment for Local Authorities? Special Report No 2 (Local Government Infor- mation Bureau). Les réseaux locaux de politique publique, le cas de la métropole lilloise, Les Cahiers du CRAPS, 21 Décembre, 7-22, with Alistair Cole.

1994 What is the European function?, Local Government Policy Making, 20: 5, 11-14. The Europeanisation of British Local Government: New Management Strategies, Luton: Local Government Management Board. Room with a view, Local Government Chronicle, 1 July. Tax’s pulling power, Local Government Chronicle, 18 February, with Keith Dowding.

1991 Local government in Europe and North America: lessons for the United Kingdom, Policy Studies, 12 (3): 56-62, with Charles Carter.

Selected Book Reviews The Big Society Debate: A New Agenda for Social Welfare? Edited by Armine Ishkanian and Simon Szreter. Edward Elgar Publishing. May 2012. LSE Review of Books, 19 October 2013, http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofbooks/2012/10/19/book-review-the-big-society-debate-edited-by-armine- ishkanian-and-simon-szreter/ Public Policy Analysis, Peter Knoepfel, Corinne Larrue, Frédéric Varone and Michael Hill (Bristol: The Policy Press), Public Policy and Administration,23 (2008): 416-417. Public Administration and Public Management: the Principal-Agent Perspective, J-E Lane (London: Rout- ledge), Public Administration, 85(3)(2007): 871-872. Peter C. John 17

Governing From Below: Urban Regions and the Global Economy, by J, M. Sellers, (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2002)), Journal of Regional Science, 43(4): 804-805. Regions in Europe, P. Le Galès and C. Lequesne (eds.) (London: Routledge, 1998), Local Economy, February 1999: 373-374.

Public Policy, W. Parsons, (Aldershot: Edward Elgar 1996), West European Politics, 21 (1), (1998): 228. European Integration and Local Government, M. Goldsmith and K. Klausen (eds.), (Edward Elgar 1997), Local Government Studies, 23 (4): 1997, 135-137. Beyond Politics: Markets, Welfare and the Failure of Bureaucracy, W. Mitchell (Boulder: Westview, 1994), International Review of Urban and Regional Research, 20 (1)(1996): 155-156.

Down From Bureaucracy, J. Handler (Princeton: Princeton UP), International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 22 (3): 521-520. Local Administration in the Policy Process: An International Perspective, C. Cole and T. Clark (eds), (Green- wich, JAI Press, 1994), Urban Studies, 33 (2)(1996): 379-381.

Government by the Market? The Politics of Public Choice, P. Self (London: Macmillan, 1993), West European Politics, 18 (4)(1995): 206-207.

Research Grants Economic and Social Research Council Citizen Contribution to Local Public Services: Field Experiments in Institutions Incorporating Social Infor- mation, Principal Applicant, with Gerry Stoker, Liz Richardson and Oliver James, September 2012-, £405,144.98 How Different are Direct Mail and Telephoning? A ’Get Out The Vote’ Randomised Experiment in the 2009 European and Local Elections, with Ed Fieldhouse (Principal Applicant) and David Cutts, £98,666.

Legislative Policy Agendas in the UK, part European Science Foundation, EUROCORES ECRP 2007 project, The Politics of Attention: West European politics in times of change, Principal Applicant, with Dr Will Jennings and Dr Darren Halpin, August 2008-30 July 2011, £297,000. The Rediscovery of the Civic and Achieving Better Outcomes in Public Policy, Principal Applicant, with G. Stoker, G. Smith, L. Richardson, and E. Fieldhouse, 2007-10, £799,683.

Leadership Change and Public Services: Reinvigorating Performance or Reinforcing Decline?, September 2006- September 2009, with George Boyne (Principal Applicant) and Oliver James, £307,708 Public Services: Exit and Voice as a Means of Enhancing Service Delivery, with Keith Dowding (Principal Applicant), April 2006-July 2006, (part of Public Services programme, second phase), September 2006- 2008, £67,366.

Qualitative Study of Public Discourse in the Three Referendum Regions, with Adam Tickell (Principal Ap- plicant) and Steven Musson, (part of the devolution programme), September 2004-December 2005, £48,405. Social Capital, Participation and the Causal Role of Socialisation, with David Halpern (Principal Appli- cant) and David Hargreaves, January 2000-January 2003, (part of the Democracy and Participation Programme), £190,000. Peter C. John 18

Elites and institutions in Regional and Local Governance in Eastern Europe, James Hughes (Principal Ap- plicant) and Peter John, September 1999- September 2002, (part of One Europe or Several Research Programme), £150,000. Building Institutions in a Vacuum: Devolution and England’s South East, with Adam Tickell (Principal Applicant), January 2001-2004, part of the Devolution programme, £180,000.

The Competitive City and Urban Policy: Modelling Discretionary Grant Allocation in the UK, Principal Ap- plicant, with Keith Dowding and Hugh Ward, February 1998-January 2000 (Cities, Competitiveness and Cohesion Programme), £47,947, Co-funded by Southampton University, Research Fund, Annual Grants Scheme, £18,099 (September 1997-September 1998).

Citizen Choice and Population Movements: the Impact of Local Taxes and Services on Location Decisions, Keith Dowding (Principal Applicant), January 1996-January 1997, £80,000. Post-Soviet Local Elites in Siberia and Kazakstan, James Hughes (principal applicant) and Peter John, Sept 1996- Sept 1997, £30,000,R000 23 6652. Local policy networks and intergovernmental co-ordination in Britain and France, Principal applicant. with Alistair Cole (local governance programme), February 1994-February 1996,L311253047, £81,000. Population Movements in Response to Local Taxes and Services, with Keith Dowding (principal applicant), January-December 1993, £25,000.

Australian Research Council DP110102622 DP 2011 R1 Prof Keith Dowding; Dr Aaron Martin; Prof Edward Adler; Prof Peter John The Australian National University Policy agendas in the Australian Commonwealth Govern- ment $287,000.

Government Communities and Local Government, Improving the Representativeness of Councillors: Learning from the Top Five Local Authorities in England, research to support the work of the Councillors Commission, 2007, £32,724. Office of Deputy Prime Minister/Communities and Local Government, Evaluation of New Council Con- stitutions and the New Ethical Framework, 2002-2007. Sub-contractor, then Principal Investigator, with G. Stoker, A. Harding, and N. Rao, 2002-7, £1.0m.

Foundations British Academy, The Policy Priorities of UK Governments: a Content Analysis of King’s and Queen’s Speeches, 1945-2005, £4,700. Nuffield Foundation, The Impact of Public Opinion and the News Media on English Urban Policy, £4,300. Joseph Rowntree Foundation, Central-local Relations and the European Community, £1,500, January-June 1993. Peter C. John 19

Teaching Experience Undergraduate 1st Year British Politics

2nd Year Comparative Political Analysis Comparative Politics

3rd Year British Public Policy Urban Politics, European Politics Dissertation Design

Post-graduate Master’s Theories and Actors in the Policy Process Making Policy Work Agenda Setting and Public Policy Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods, Urban Politics, Issues and Controversies in Public Management Political Parties in Britain Dissertation Research Design

Research Students Supervised Completed Hospital reorganisation Women and voting behaviour Urban policy networks

Current Commitment and health behaviours Institutions and regionalisation Peter C. John 20

Short courses Randomized controlled trials: a course for HMRC, February 2016 Field Experiments and Randomized Controlled Trials, University of Essex, April/May 2014

Administrative Responsibilities University College London Vice Dean, Research, School of Historical and Social Sciences

Chair of Teaching Committee and Deputy Head of Department, 2011-2014

Manchester Convener of Comparative Public Policy cluster, 2010-2011 Director, Institute for Political and Economic Governance, 2006-8. Head of Government, Representation and Policy Research Area Group, 2008-10.

Birkbeck Director of Post-Graduate Research 1999-2001.

2001 Research Assessment Exercise Subject Coordinator. Head of School of Politics and Sociology, 2001-04. Director MSc in Public Policy and Management

Talks, Blogs and Media Appearances

6 June 2016 The Potential for Welsh Nudges http://ppiw.org.uk/the-potential-for-welsh-nudges/

1 March 2016 More than just drama: the agenda of Prime Minister?s Questions http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/the- agenda-of-uk-prime-ministers-questions/? 21 January 2016 How to get politicians to think experimentally https://constitution-unit.com/2016/01/21/how- to-get-politicians-to-think-experimentally/

11 December 2013 Talk to workshop: Interactive Academic Engagement with Policy Stakeholders: Knowledge Exchange Trials, Civil Society: Mobilising Communities to Take-Up Localism Rights, Uni- versity of Manchester 25 November 2013 Social Media, Nudges And Experiments: It’s The Smallest Details That Count, to the group Soho Skeptics.

22 August 2013 My nudge tour of Australia http://publicpolicy.southampton.ac.uk/nudge-tour/ 13 May 2013 Nudges and information are means to assist conventional forms of policy implementation http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/archives/33452 Peter C. John 21

25 March 2013 ‘Nudges: right across the political spectrum? ...’ http://www.psa.ac.uk/political- insight/blog 3 July 2012 ‘We expect to get information in two clicks, why can’t we get data as quickly?’, http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/2012/07/03/data-sources-john/ 26 June 2012 ‘What drives change in the UK policy agenda? Systemic data collection has the answer’ http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocialsciences/2012/06/26/what-drives-change-in-the-uk- policy-agenda-systemic-data-collection-has-the-answer/ How relevant is UK political science? A riposte to Matthew Flinders and Peter Riddell post on the LSE The Impact of the Social Sciences blog. Republished in Political Insight 27 March 2012 Political Studies Association Media Briefing: The Local Mayoral Referendums, held at the Institute for Government, London 17 September 2011 Interviewed for the Week in Westminster on the work of the Cabinet Office’s Be- havioural Insights Team 11 September 2011 Quoted in Sunday Times article by Marie Woolf, ‘No 10 Nudges taxpayers to be more honest’ 23 June 2010 Presentation to final event of the Re-discovering the Civic project, One Whitehall, London, chaired by the Minister for Decentralisation, Greg Clark MP. 22 January 2008 ‘Is there still a public service ethos’, at launch of the 24th British Social Attitudes Report, London, which led to an article by Nicholas Timmins in The Financial Times and a one-page feature (including blog) in Society Guardian. 8 January 2008 Discussant at Institutions, Incentives and Public Sector Performance, a one-day confer- ence for academics and practitioners run by the Oxford Policy Institute. 15 January 2008 Talk to the Manchester Statistical Society on ‘Experiments in political science: an example from the 2005 General Election’. 30 January 2007 Speaker to the Local Government Association conference, The Future of Public Services, Manchester. 8 May 2007 Participated in BBC Radio 4 documentary about the BNP. 26 April 2007 Key note presentation at the National Neighbourhood Management Network (NNMN) Conference: Engaging more than just the usual community activists. 5 November 2006 Discussant on The Politics Show North West on the Local Government White Paper. 18 April 2006 The Today Programme, Radio 4, interviewed on ’The British National Party: the roots of its appeal’, linked to extensive publicity in the national media on the report.

External examining Taught Courses Masters in Public Administration, London School of Economics, 2007-08 MSc Public Policy, University College, London, 2003-2006. MSc in Public Policy, Department of Government, University of Strathclyde, 1999-2002. Research Methods for master’s programmes, Essex University, 2001- 2004. Peter C. John 22

Doctoral European University Institute, 2015 Australian National University, 2014 Imperial College, 2014 London School of Economics, 2003

University of Sheffield, January 1999 , September 1998 Faculty of Social Sciences, University of West of England, August 1997 University of Essex, 2000

University of Portsmouth, November 1999

Editorial Responsibilities Editorial boards Administration since 2011

Policy Studies Journal, since 2009 Journal of Elections, Public Opinion, and Parties, 2008-2016 British Journal of Political Science, since 2005 Local Government Studies, board member since 2005

Current Politics and Economics of Europe, since 1997 Space and Polity, since 1996

Editing Journal of Public Policy, Senior Editor, since 2011 Political Studies, Associate Editor, 2000-2005; Political Studies Review, Books Editor, 2003-2005

VS Verlag f§r Sozialwissenschaften, Urban and Regional Research International, book series editor since 2006

Awards and Prizes

Academician of the Academy of Social Sciences since 2011 Herbert Kaufman Award for the Best Paper in Public Administration at the 2007 APSA meeting

Adam Smith Prize for Economics, University of Bath 1983 Peter C. John 23

Recent Events Organised

June 26-28 2013, panels on New Directions in the Study of Public Policy, at International Conference on Public Policy, Grenoble. May 31- 1June 2013 Experiments in Government and Politics meeting IX, University College London 20-21 May 2010 European Science Foundation workshop on policy agendas and party positions, Uni- versity of Manchester 11 September 2008 Democracy, Administration and Performance, a symposium at the University of Manchester 1-2 July 2008 Field Experiments in Comparative Politics and Policy, University of Manchester 16-17 March 2006 Hallsworth Conference - ’Opening Up Governance’ Ð Chancellors Conference Centre, University of Manchester, co-organised with Nicola Phillips

Other Activities

Arts reviewer for East End Review Consultant to ThinkPlace design partnership Member of Office for National Statistics Social Capital Steering Group since 2015 Member of the team at Lambeth London Borough council that won the Local Area Research and Intelligence Association (LARIA) research impact award in 2015, ‘Using Randomised Control Trials to Improve Public Service Outcomes’. Member of Steering Committee, Centre for Behavioural Change, UCL, 2013- Submitted written evidence to the 2014 House of Commons Political and Constitutional Reform inquiry on Voter engagement in the UK. Advisory Group of the Institute for Government project ’Improving Policy Implementation’, 2012-2013 Politics and International Studies sub panel member for 2014 Hefce Research Excellence Framework Member of Joint ESRC/AHRC Connected Communities Commissioning Panel, since 2012 Member of the Royal Society for the Arts Connected Communities Advisory Group, since 2012 Member of Academic Advisory Panel–Behavioural Insights Team, Cabinet Office, since 2011 Member of the Experiments in Governance and Politics Network (EGAP), since 2011 Member of the Best Paper by an Emerging Scholar committee for the Midwest Political Science Asso- ciation meeting 2010 Member of Commissioning Panel for the 2009/2010 round of the ESRC Research First Grants Scheme Consultant to NatCen for the Home Office/Communities and Local Government Citizenship Survey, 2005 and 2007 Member of the Economic and Social Research Council CASE studentship panel 2006-7 Co-Director of the Home Office Civil Renewal Research Programme, 2004-2005 Peter C. John 24

Member of ILTHE since 2001 Member of the Political Studies Association, American Political Science Association and European Political Science Association Scientific reviewer for the Economic and Social Research Council as part of its review of thematic priorities in 2000 Chair of Southampton City Council’s Best Value Validation Panel, 1998-2001 Executive Committee Member of the UK Political Studies Association, 1997-2000; responsible for PSA\APSA link and Chair of Research Sub-Committee Member of the UK Economic and Social Research Council’s Politics, Economics and Geography Virtual College, 1997-2004 Convener of UK Political Studies Association Urban Politics Specialist Group, 1993-96

Referees

Professor Albert Weale Department of Political Science University College London Gower Street London WC1E 6BT United Kingdom 020 7679 4993 [email protected]

Professor Gerry Stoker Professor of Politics and Governance School of Social Sciences University of Southampton Southampton SO17 1BJ 023 8059 7340 [email protected]

Professor Bryan Jones JJ Pickles Chair of Congressional Studies Department of Government The University of Texas at Austin 1 University Station A1800 Austin, TX 78712-0119 USA 001 512-471-5121 [email protected] Peter C. John 25

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