Policy Influence in Crisis: Reflections from a Southern Thinktank

IF 1 4区经济学 Q2 AREA STUDIES

Ids Bulletin-Institute of Development Studies Pub Date : 2023-10-23 DOI:10.19088/1968-2023.133

Helani Galpaya, Gayani Hurulle, David Gunawardana

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Abstract

This article is a reflection by LIRNEasia, a thinktank working in the developing Asia Pacific, on factors enabling and hindering its ability to influence policy during two separate but related crises in Sri Lanka: the Covid-19 pandemic and the fully fledged economic collapse that the country underwent in 2022. The article discusses LIRNEasia’s readiness and ability to respond to the unprecedented situation of crisis in the country it is headquartered in and where most of its staff are located. We detail the specific actions LIRNEasia took during each crisis in terms of research (both new and repurposed) and dissemination of research in order to frame debates and influence policy.

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危机中的政策影响:来自南方智库的思考

本文是致力于亚太发展中国家的智库“亚洲中亚”对斯里兰卡在两场独立但相关的危机(新冠肺炎大流行和该国在2022年经历的全面经济崩溃)期间影响政策能力的因素的反思。这篇文章讨论了亚洲中亚的准备和能力，以应对其总部所在地和大多数工作人员所在的国家前所未有的危机局势。我们从研究(包括新的和重新利用的)和研究的传播方面详细介绍了亚洲中亚在每次危机期间所采取的具体行动，以便组织辩论和影响政策。

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