Conference Papers

 Fred Argy - Australia's Fiscal Straightjacket

Paul Cairney - How does Political Science Literature Conceptualise Change? A Multiple Lenses

Tom Christensen & Per Laegreid - Living in the Past? Tenure roles and attitudes in the Central Civil Service

Selwyn Cornish - History and the Development of Central Banking in Australia 1920-1970

Darren Halpin - Charting Interest Group 'Careers' Studying Group

Brian Head & Jenny Stewart - Evaluating Policy Processes Reconsidering Polivy Evaluation & Policy Learning

Huw McKay - Asian industrialisation a strategic analysis with a memorandum on the Australian response

Alex Millmow - Does academic economic opinion matter any more?

Allan McConnell - What is Policy Change? A Small Step on an Uneven Road

Martin Painter - Legacies Remembered Lessons Forgotten: Transplanting the Regulatory State to Asia? The Case of Japan

Jos C.N. Raadschelders - Tradition in the Study and Practice of Public Administration: Explorations and the Case of Negotiable Authority

Neils Schoorlemmer & Geert Verbong - Collective Memory in Action: Understanding Dutch River Policy

Amanda Smullen - Assessing symbolic convergence over time: Similarities and differences in official accounts of agency reform in The Netherlands, Sweden and Australia

Graeme Snooks - Australia's Longrun Economic Strategy, Performance, and Policy: A Dynamic Perspective

Rhodes, Wanna & Weller - Reinventing Westminster: How Public Executives Reframe their world

Willem Trommel - The potential Richness of Path Depending Analysis: Explaining Radical Welfare Reform in The Netherlands

Fritz Van der Meer & Jos C.N. Raadschelders - Administrative Models raditions and Reform

Christopher Pollit - Bureaucracies Remember post Bureaucratic Organizations Forget?

Roger Wettenhall - FABRICATION, FASHION, FORGETFULNESS, FUZZINESS: FACTORS IN DEBATES ABOUT ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANISATION