Hi! I am Le Anh Nguyen Long. I am an assistant professor of Public Administration at the University of Twente (Netherlands). I study how institutional arrangements shape policy action. More specifically, I examine policy innovation in the context of rapidly evolving socio-technical environments which are prone to disruption. I am especially interested in the role of cities, in their capacity as laboratories of democracy, contribute new solutions through policy experimentation. Focusing on complex challenges like climate change, cyber security, and immigration, I aim to shed light on the conditions under which policy actors (e.g. actors, organizations, and networks) are able to pursue policies that anticipate, prevent, adapt, or transform in response to disruptions, be they technological, social, or natural.
I study how institutional arrangements shape policy action. My work examines policy inertia and innovation in a rapidly evolving socio-technical environment. Focusing on complex challenges like climate change, cyber security, the energy transition, and immigration, I aim to shed light on the conditions under which policy actors (e.g. actors and organizations) are able to pursue policies that anticipate, prevent, adapt, or transform in response to disruptions, be they technological, social, or natural.
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