Policy & Society is an interdisciplinary journal exploring policy and its manifestations in broader political, economic and social contexts. Each issue of Policy and Society is typically devoted to a single policy theme. The theme may be approached from the perspective of single or multiple disciplines.

Policy and Society seeks to explore how policies are shaped by their context and, in turn, shape it. The Journal welcomes submissions that deal with policy theory and practice at the local, national and/or international level, including review issues on the state of the field.

Edited by John Mikler

Table of contents

1. Sharing sovereignty for policy outcomes
   John Mikler
2. National regulations for a borderless industry: US versus UK approaches to online gambling
   Betsi Beem, John Mikler
3. Public and private authority in the transnational response to the 2008 financial crisis
   Tony Porter
4. Once BITten, twice shy?: The uncertain future of ‘shared sovereignty’ in investment treaty arbitration
   Kyla Tienhaara
5. Power trips: Europeanization, market-governance, and energy policy in the Western Balkans
   Nicole Lindstrom
6. ‘Sharing’ political authority with finance capital: The case of Britain’s Public Private Partnerships
   Jean Shaoul
7. Offshoring and outsourcing the ‘unauthorised’: The annual reports of an anxious state
   Jane Andrew, Dave Eden
8. Erratum to “Legislatures: Help or hindrance in achieving successful crisis management?” [Policy Soc. 30 (2011) 115–127]
   Alastair Stark

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