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Experimental public administration is the study of public administration issues with experiments, seeking possible effects of (policy) interventions.

We examine how human differences are related to, among other things, a person's work motivation, performance and stress resilience.

We explore the connection between behavioural sciences and governance and policy. Thus, we show how behavioural science can contribute to policy-making.

With the research theme Implementation, we examine the tenability of policy assumptions about behavioural influence.

With our research on Racial Capitalism, we look at how people are divided through colonial difference, class, race and gender.

The theme of City and Inequality pays attention to changing classes, crime, diversity, citizenship and quality of life, among others.

We examine social security and the labour market. We look in to policy, organisation, implementation and what changes in these have brought.

With social conflict and group differences we look at how groups view controversial issues, why that is so and how that drives their actions.

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