Making better decisions: tackling the biases we all hold Career Advice Should government projects conduct pre-mortems to avoid optimism bias? Are you ignoring that evidence that conflicts with your own beliefs? A new guide aims to
The interdisciplinary mix you need for evidence-informed policymaking July 7, 2017 By The Mandarin Features Researchers who are keen to see their findings impact on policy and practice are often told that better communication is the magic key to opening
BETA ideas to nudge public servants back to work December 8, 2015 By Stephen Easton Career Advice When the federal government’s new central behavioural economics team gets to work in February, public servants will be among its first subjects. BETA, a clever
Rethinking public administration leadership: an education December 2, 2014 By Janine O'Flynn Features The 21st century world of public administration comprises a series of challenges that confront leaders and managers. Developing leaders to deal with this complexity and
