PROPOSAL FOR CHANGES TO THE EDITORIAL BOARD OF GOVERNANCE
Two documents concerning changes in the Governance editorial board
submitted to the SOG Executive Board by Michael Barzelay and Robert
Henry Cox, Governance Co-Editors, 1 June 2006. Those on the Board who
wish to comment on the proposals prior to the Fukuoka meeting, please
send emails to Bob, Michael and Board colleagues.
- List of candidates to comprise a new editorial board for the
journal Governance - proposal for changes to the editorial board -
- A memo explaining some thoughts about how we will work with this
new board -
SOG Business Meeting
Business Meeting, Research Committe 27 Structure and Organization of
Government (SOG) at the IPSA World Congress in Fukuoka will be held:
July 12th, from 13h30 to 15h00 in room 4F2 of the Sun Palace
CHANGES IN THE EDITORIAL TEAM OF GOVERNANCE
From January 2005 issue Professor Robert H. Cox of the University of
Oklahoma has joined Graham Wilson and Bert Rockman as a co-editor
of Govenance. His e-mail is rhcox@ou.edu.
As of June 30, 2005, Bert Rockman will step down as part of the editorial
team after having served as co-editor since 1997.
Beginning with the April 2005 issue the duties of Book Editor will be assumed
by Professor Joseph Wong of the University of Toronto. Professor Wong's
e-mail is joewong@chass.utoronto.ca
PANELS AT IPSA 2006
All SOG-panels at the IPSA
World Congress in Fukuoka, Japan July 9-13, 2006 were approved by IPSA. Those who wish to propose papers to panel chairs should do so as soon as possible.
Here is a complete listing of the panels:
- Bureaucracy and Democracy
Panel Co-Chairs: B. Guy Peters, University of Pittsburgh and
Jon Pierre, University of Gothenberg.
- Core Executives: Change and Dynamics of Central Government Organization
Panel Co-Chairs: Werner Jann, University of Potsdam and
Per Laegreid, University of Bergen.
- Explaining Institutional Changes in Public Administrations: Insights from Comparative, Historical and Neo-Institutional Frameworks
Panel Co-Chairs: Philippe Bezes, CERSA-CNRS (France) and
Martin Lodge, London School of Economics.
- Comparative Governance: A broad panel on comparative governance;
open to scholars doing innovative substantive or methodological
research in this area.
Panel Co- Chairs: Joel D.
Aberbach, UCLA and Nicole de Montricher, CERSA
Autonomization of the state: From integrated administrative models to
single purpose organizations
CALL FOR PAPERS
A SCANCOR WORKSHOP in collaboration with SOG.
April 1 - 2, 2005, Stanford University
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Governance top-ranked
Governance is ranked in 2002 ISI Journal Citation Reports as
first among 24 journals in the field of public administration.
CO-EDITORSHIP OF GOVERNANCE
Governance seeks a successor to Bert A. Rockman (Ohio State University) as
co-editor. The search committee consists of
Colin Campbell (University of British
Columbia) — chair, Tom Christensen
(University of
Oslo), Harvey B. Feigenbaum (George Washington
University) and Jenny Lewis
(University of
Melbourne).
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Papers written for the DC SOG conference.
You can download the papers written for the DC
SOG conference May 23-24, 2003 on our site.
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