SCANCOR workshop: Autonomization - Participants and Paper

Participants/paper

Autonomization of the state: From integrated administrative models to single purpose organizations

April 1 - 2, 2005

Name/e-mail	Institution	Paper title	Download Paper
Joel D. Aberbach	UCLA, USA	Discussant
Peter Aucoin	Dalhousie University, Canada	Accountability and Coordination with Independent Foundations: A Canadian Case of Distributed Governance in Comparative Perspective
Philippe Bezes	CERSA, CNRS, University Paris II, France	“Reinventing the French Bureaucracy”: new organisational form, differentiation process and internal conflict within the state.
Bidhya Bowornwathana	Chulalongkorn University, Thailand	Administrative Reform and Tidal Waves from Regime Shifts: Reverse Effects of Thaksin’s Tsunami on Autonomization
Arjen Boin	Leiden University, Netherland	New Public Management and Prisons: Exploring the consequences for political control in three European correctional systems
Colin Campbell	University of British Columbia, Canada	The Effects of Autonomization on Executive-Bureaucratic Politics: New Dynamics in the Roles of Career Officials and Relations Between Members of the Political Executives
Tom Christensen Per Lægreid	University of Oslo, Norway, University of Bergen, Norway	Agencification and regulatory reforms
Jørgen Grønnegård Christensen Kutsal Yesilkagit	Århus University, Denmark University of Utrect, Netherland	Consolidation and specialization in regulatory administration: A comparative analysis of Danish, Dutch and Swedish central administration
Jorge E. Culebro Moreno or jorge.moreno@aorg.uib.no	CIDE, Mexico and University of Guadalajara	Autonomisation of the state in Mexico and New Forms of Control. The introduction of performance agreements in the para-state governmental agencies
Mattew Denton	University of Sheffield, United Kingdom	The Impact of Devolution on Quasi-Autonomous Public Bodies: The Case of Scotland
Matthew Flinders Jim Buller	University of Sheffield, UK University of York, UK	Depoliticisation, Democracy and Arena -Shifting
Virginie Gimbert	GAPP, France	Ambiguous Relations Between Administrations and Agency: The Case of Food Risk Regulation in France
Robert Gregory	Victoria University, New Zealand	Theoretical Faith and Practical Works: De-Autonomizing and Joining-Up in the New Zealand State Sector
John Halligan	University of Canberra, Australia	The Reassertion of the Centre in First Generation NPM Systems
Hanne Foss Hansen Lene Holm Pedersen	University of Copenhagen	The Dynamics of Regulatory Reform
Lise Hellebø	University of Bergen/ Stein Rokkan Centre	Food safety at stake – the establishment of food agencies
Koen Verhoest	Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium	Agencification and accountability regimes
Per Lægreid Paul G. Roness Kristin Rubecksen	University of Bergen, Norway	Autonomy and control in the Norwegian civil service: does agency type matter?
Martin Marcussen	København Universitet, Denmark	Transcending Politics: A New Stage in Management Transformation? The Scientification of Central Banking as Case
Martin Painter	City University of Hong Kong	Managerial Reform and Political Control: the Case of Thaksin and the Thai Bureaucracy
Christopher Pollitt	Erasmus University, Netherland	Performance management in practice: a comparative study of executive agencies
Koen Verhoest	Katholishe University Leuven, Belgium	How coordination and control of public organizations by government interrelate: an analytical and empirical exploration
Bert Rockman	Ohio State University	Discussant
David Richards Martin J. Smith	University of Sheffield, UK	Institutional Reform for Political Control: Analysing the British Labour Government’s Approach to the Pathologies of Governance
Kerstin Sahlin-Andersson	Uppsala University, Sweden	Discussant
Paul Schulman Emery Roe	Mills College, USA	Markets, Organizations and Institutions: A Paradox in the Management and Regulation of Critical Infrastructures
Helena Stensøta	Gøteborg University	Variations in social security. Re-regulation processes in the social administration system in Sweden
Trygve Ugland Frode Veggeland	Bishops University, Canada, NILF, Norway	Centralization versus Central Co-ordination: Food Inspection System Reforms in Canada and the European Union (EU)
Anders Ivarsson Westerberg Anders Forssell	SCORE Uppsala University	The Swedish Police - more autonomy, more control
Graham Wilson	University of Wisconsin	Discussant

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