Guides a manuscript from policy-first topic selection through SageTrack submission and revision for the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, with specialized skills for framing policy contributions, selecting evaluation methods, drafting response letters, and building exhibits for policy audiences.
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Use when sharpening the policy contribution of a Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (JPP&M) manuscript — the 300-word Policy Contribution Statement, regulator-actionable implications, and the line between evidence and advocacy. Frames the contribution; it does not produce the estimates (jppm-data-analysis).
Use when estimating and stress-testing results for a Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (JPP&M) manuscript — treatment effects from experiments, DiD/RDD/synthetic-control policy evaluations, subgroup analyses for vulnerable populations, and policy-interpretable reporting. Runs the analysis; it does not choose the design (jppm-methods).
Use when situating a Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (JPP&M) manuscript against both the marketing-and-policy literature and the regulatory record, and defending the JPP&M lane against siblings. Positions the contribution; it does not build the framework (jppm-theory-development) or design studies (jppm-methods).
Use when choosing and designing the evidence for a Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (JPP&M) manuscript — experiments with policy-realistic stimuli, quasi-experimental policy evaluation (DiD, RDD, synthetic control), surveys, field data, or meta-analysis. Designs the studies; it does not estimate them (jppm-data-analysis).
Use when executing a Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (JPP&M) revise-and-resubmit — the response letter, converting reviewer demands into analyses or studies, and defending policy claims without slipping into advocacy. Drafts the rebuttal; letter-reading and feasibility calls are jppm-review-process.
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