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Engaging the Public in Public Management John Clayton Thomas Page 5 Copyright © 2012 …

Background: The COVID-19 policy context was characterised by high levels of uncertainty,
imperfect knowledge and the need for immediate action. Therefore, governments in Europe …

Using a new concept-'regulatory crisis'-this book examines how major crises may or may not
affect regulation. The authors provide a detailed analysis of selected well-known disasters …

Canadian governments have spawned hundreds of federal and provincial commissions of
inquiry (COIs). Many scholars have completed in‐depth analysis of particular COIs but less …

Provincial governments retain an essentially unrestricted jurisdictional autonomy as regards
the structuring and coordination of post‐secondary education (PSE) systems. It is at the …

Using two conceptual frameworks from political science--Kingdon's (2003) multiple streams
model and the advocacy coalition framework (Sabatier & Jenkins-Smith, 1993)--this case …

262 Commissions of Inquiry and Policy Change and policy change. They all acknowledge
that history is important, particularly in terms of previous ideas, institutions, actors, and …

Academic scholars, both as researchers and teachers, need the ideas and insights of
reflective practitioners on the real world of the public service. Public servants can “speak …

Public inquiries are often the instrument of choice when governments decide to re‐think their
approach to large issues, yet there has been little empirical research on how effective they …

This article reviews recent efforts by the O ntario M inistry of R esearch and I nnovation (MRI)
to measure and evaluate the success of its policies. It argues that these efforts have been …