More lessons from Canada on the future of strategic public service reform by Catherine Althaus | 0 comments How best to strategically recalibrate the public sector using the forces of disruption and imagination? Researchers in Australia and Canada look to lessons from the other system to bolster weaknesses at home.
‘Some things cannot be measured’: the limits of evidence-based policy by David Donaldson | 0 comments Evidence-based policy is a powerful notion that has entered the public lexicon in recent years. But, like another well-worn idea, agile, it has become increasingly debased as it has grown in popularity.
Public policy schools: because governments can’t do it alone by Stephen Easton | 2 comments Melbourne School of Government director Helen Sullivan takes on a new challenge running ANU's venerable Crawford School of Public Policy. She tells The Mandarin why public policy is increasingly a global system.
