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Systems Thinking in Public Sector -has the time for application finally come?
It started with the Stefan Stern article in the Financial Times ‘Change the way you work’. However, failure of large systems, whether in financial services, public sector or industry, is n… more →
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Civil service reform in Kazakhstan: The front-runner stumbles
governancejournal wrote 2 weeks ago: Kazakhstan is hailed as a “front-runner in civil service reforms” in Central Asia, Saule … more →
Jacksonville State University, AL - Masters in Public Administration and Emergency Management at JSU
thedisasterhwy wrote 2 weeks ago: One of the reasons that I neglected this blog this year was due to my full-time participation i … more →
Systems Thinking in Public Sector -has the time for application finally come?
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Lilly wrote 4 months ago: It started with the Stefan Stern article in the Financial Times ‘Change the way you work … more →
Explaining merit system adoption: tenure in office matters
governancejournal wrote 5 months ago: In the current issue of Governance, Victor Lapuente and Marina Nistotskaya challenge conventional wi … more →
Ken - speaking his mind
Paul Evans wrote 9 months ago: Iain Dale has a roustabout interview with Ken Livingstone. Here’s a snippet: “…alt … more →
If you see what is required in good time why is it so difficult to open minds of opinion formers?
Lilly wrote 9 months ago: Those with the classical education know about the fate of Cassandra. For others suffice to say that … more →
A local and republican 2009?
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Paul Evans wrote 12 months ago: I’m never sure whether think-pieces work when the audience is on holiday. Personally, the old … more →
The case for live wires in Whitehall- how far has it happened 25 years on?
Lilly wrote 1 year ago: Above we relate why The case for live wires in Whitehall is relevant today in the financial crisis. … more →
How can politicians resist the pressures that stop them from governing well?
Paul Evans wrote 1 year ago: This time last year, Sir Christopher Foster – a long-standing government adviser on economic p … more →
The Times Archive - what does the lecture from 10th January 1984 have to do with NHS Reform and constitution?
Lilly wrote 1 year ago: When I was doing my PhD in Artificial Intelligence it used to be said that ‘it takes 17 +/- 3 … more →
