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Centre
for Public Policy, University of Melbourne
‘Knowledge,
Networks and Joined-Up Government’ June 3 – 5, 2002
Detailed Program
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Sunday 2nd June
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6:00pm Welcome
Reception
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Restaurant at Lygon Lodge Hotel
220 Lygon Street, Carlton 3053
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Monday 3rd June
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9:00am Welcome
by Mark Considine
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9:15am Session
1
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RHODES, Rod
University of Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
‘Decentring British Governance:
From Bureaucracy to Networks’
CROZIER, Michael
Political Science, University of Melbourne
‘The Network Society thesis: theoretical adequacy and
research possibilities’
CONSIDINE,
Mark
University of Melbourne
‘Joined at the hip? What does network research tell
us about governance?’
CHAIR: ROCKMAN, Bert
The School
of Public Policy and Management, The Ohio State University, USA
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10:45am Morning
Tea
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11:15am Session
2
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ABERBACH, Joel D
UCLA, United States of America
‘Meshing Market-Based Administrative Reforms with Market-Based
Political Institutions: Problems and Prospects for NPM in the U.S.’
GREGORY, Bob
Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
‘All the King’s Horses and
All The King’s Men: Putting New Zealand’s Public Sector Together Again’
CHAIR: FEIGENBAUM, Harvey
George Washington University, USA
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1:00pm Lunch
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2:00pm Session
3
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MUETZELFELDT, Michael
Victoria University, Australia
‘Brokering knowledge: managing knowledge in a network
of government and non-government human service delivery agencies’.
BOWORNWATHANA, Bidhya
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
‘Governance reform under a strong politician-bureaucrat
partnership in Thailand’.
CHAIR: ECKERSLEY, Robin
University of Melbourne
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Monday 3rd June (continued)
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2:30pm Afternoon
Tea
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3:00am Seminar
4
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CAPLING, Ann and MARJORIBANKS, Tim
University of Melbourne, Australia
‘Where culture meets commerce: major league sport as
a network’
REDDEL, Tim
University of Queensland, Australia
‘Joining-Up’ And Network Governance: Some Lessons from
the Queensland Experience’.
CHAIR: LEWIS, Jenny
University of Melbourne
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6:00pm Political
Science Department Cocktail Party
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University House, University of Melbourne
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Tuesday 4th June
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9:00am Session
1
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CAMPBELL,
Colin
Georgetown University, USA
‘Speaking of Joined-Up Government, What Ever Happened to the First
‘P’ in PPBS? A Current Look at Planning in the U.S. Air Force’.
BAKVIS, Herman
Dalhousie University, Canada
‘Pulling Against Gravity?
Horizontal Management in the Canadian Federal Government’
NORMAN, Richard
Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
‘At The Centre Or In Control? Central Agencies in Search
of New Roles in a Decentralised Public Service’
CHAIR: DAVIS Glyn
Griffith University, Australia
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10:45am Morning
Tea
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11:15am Session
2
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LEWIS, Jenny
University of Melbourne, Australia
‘Changing state – profession interactions in Australia,
Britain and the Netherlands’
SCHROETER, Eckhard
Berkeley, USA
‘Managing Across Levels of Government in a Federal
Polity: Comments on Joined-Up Government from a German Perspective’.
CHEN, Peter
University of Melbourne, Australia
‘Who's in the Joined-Up Government? Australian Elected
Representatives Adaptive Responses to Network Technology’
CHAIR: MASCARENHAS, Reg
University of Melbourne, Australia
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1:00pm Lunch
/ IPSA/SOG Executive Meeting
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2:00pm Session
3
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RICHARDS, David and SMITH, Martin
Liverpool University and Sheffield University, United
Kingdom
‘The Paradoxes of Governance and Policy Co-ordination:
Britain – a Case Study in ‘Joined-Up Government’
FINN, Dan
University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom
‘Joining Up Welfare and Work: the role of ‘private public
partnerships’ in British and Australian Welfare Reform’
CHAIR: WILSON, Graham
University of Wisconsin, USA
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2:30pm Afternoon
Tea
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3:00pm Seminar
4
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LÆGREID, Per and CHRISTENSEN, Tom
University of Bergen and University of Oslo, Norway
‘Complex patterns of interaction and influence among
political and administrative leaders’
COLEBATCH, Hal and DAWKINS, Jeremy
University of New South Wales, Australia
‘Network-building as institutional change: the management
of Sydney Harbour’
CHAIR: HALLIGAN, John
University of Canberra, Australia
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6:30pm Centre
for Public Policy Dinner
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Chin Chin’s Restaurant, 298 Lygon Street, Carlton
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Wednesday 5th June
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9:00am Session
1
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ADAMS,
David and HESS, Michael
Department
of Premier and Cabinet, Victoria, Australia / Australian National University
‘Knowing and Skilling in Contemporary Public Administration’
FARQUHARSON, Karen
University of Melbourne,
Australia
‘The international tobacco control advocacy network’
MANNING, Karen
Victoria University, Australia
‘Managing Governance, and Complex Networks in South
Africa’
CHAIR: POWER, John
University of Melbourne, Australia
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10:45am Morning
Tea
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11:15am Session
2
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ALFORD, John
University of Melbourne, Australia
‘The necessity and difficulty of trust in partnerships
between government and non-government organisations’.
EDWARDS, Meredith
University of Canberra, Australia
‘Policy Advice, Joined-Up Government And The Role
Of Academics: Some Reflections’
POWER, John
University of Melbourne, Australia
‘New Networks and Old Knowledge: Adjuncts, Emeriti and Quality
Assurance’
CHAIR: CAIN, John
University of Melbourne
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12:30pm IPAA Event (for
those involved) /
1:00pm Farewell Lunch
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