Hal K.Colebatch has taught and researched public policy and administration in Australia, Papua New Guinea, East Africa and Southeast Asia, and is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Clinical Management Development, University of Durham and a member of the School of Social Science and Policy at the University of New South Wales. He is Vice-Chair of the International Political Science Association's Research Committee on Public Policy and Administration, and his widely-used Policy (Open University Press) has been translated into three languages.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Mapping the work of policy (H. K. Colebatch) Part One: Organisational complexity and policy work 2. Non-government organisations in policy (Sue Keen) 3. Bringing in the community sector (Linda Hancock) 4. Parliamentary committees as an arena for policy work (Ian Holland) 5. Creating a focus for policy (Daniel Connell and H.K. Colebatch) Part Two: The widening policy arena: public participation in policy 6. Engaging citizens to solve major public policy challenges (Richard Curtain) 7. Participatory policy-making for sustainability (Kate Crowley) Part Three: The new gatekeepers 8. Ministerial staff (Geoff Anderson) 9. From control to networks (Martin Stewart-Weeks) Part Four: Discourse, context and conflict in policy 10. Informing policy through integrated information (Fiona McKenzie) 11. Policy research and organisational demands (Richard Denniss) 12. Busy little workers': pol
1. Mapping the work of policy (H. K. Colebatch) Part One: Organisational complexity and policy work 2. Non-government organisations in policy (Sue Keen) 3. Bringing in the community sector (Linda Hancock) 4. Parliamentary committees as an arena for policy work (Ian Holland) 5. Creating a focus for policy (Daniel Connell and H.K. Colebatch) Part Two: The widening policy arena: public participation in policy 6. Engaging citizens to solve major public policy challenges (Richard Curtain) 7. Participatory policy-making for sustainability (Kate Crowley) Part Three: The new gatekeepers 8. Ministerial staff (Geoff Anderson) 9. From control to networks (Martin Stewart-Weeks) Part Four: Discourse, context and conflict in policy 10. Informing policy through integrated information (Fiona McKenzie) 11. Policy research and organisational demands (Richard Denniss) 12. Busy little workers': pol
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