Great Policy Successes
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Great Policy Successes
Compton, Mallory (Postdoctoral Researcher, Postdoctoral Researcher, Utrecht University School of Governance); 't Hart, Paul (Professor of Public Administration, Professor of Public Administration, Utrecht University School of Governance and Netherlands School of Public Administration)
Oxford University Press
09/2019
352
Dura
Inglês
9780198843719
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Despite their many failings and the perennial political controversies that surround them, governments sometimes 'get it right' in a big way. We can learn much from examining when and how this occurs. This book tells the story of 15 instances of highly successful government reforms, programmes, and projects from around the world.
1: Mallory E. Compton and Paul 't Hart: How to 'see' great policy successes: A field guide to spotting policy successes in the wild 2: Luis Henrique Paiva, Tereza Cristina Cotta, and Armando Barrientos: Brazil's Bolsa Familia programme 3: M. Ramesh and Azad Bali: The Remarkable health care performance in Singapore 4: Adrian Kay: Cutting the wait - at least for a while: The NHS's assault on waiting times 5: Paul Cairney: The transformation of UK tobacco control 6: Mallory E. Compton: The 'Social Warfare State': Americans' making of a civic generation 7: Jaakko Kauko: The Finnish comprehensive school: conflicts, compromises, and Institutional Robustness 8: Rainer Kattel and Ines Mergel: Estonia's digital transformation: mission mystique and the hiding hand 9: Richard F. Callahan: Infrastructure partnership success in Southern California: building and paying for the Alameda Corridor rail project 10: Emma Blomkamp and Jenny M Lewis: 'Marvellous Melbourne': making the world's most liveable city 11: Arwin van Buuren: The Dutch Delta approach: the successful reinvention of a policy success 12: Jacob Torfing and Eva Sorensen: The Copenhagen metropolitan 'Finger Plan': a robust urban planning success based on collaborative governance 13: Camilla Bakken Ovald, Bent Sofus Tranoy, and Ketil Raknes: The Norwegian Petroleum Fund as institutionalised self-Restraint 14: Michael Mintrom and Madeline Thomas: New Zealand's economic turnaround: how public policy innovation catalysed economic growth 15: Florian Spohr: Germany's labour market policies: how the sick man of Europe performed a second economic miracle 16: Frederike Albrecht and Charles F. Parker: Healing the ozone layer: the Montreal Protocol and the lessons and limits of a global governance success story
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Despite their many failings and the perennial political controversies that surround them, governments sometimes 'get it right' in a big way. We can learn much from examining when and how this occurs. This book tells the story of 15 instances of highly successful government reforms, programmes, and projects from around the world.
1: Mallory E. Compton and Paul 't Hart: How to 'see' great policy successes: A field guide to spotting policy successes in the wild 2: Luis Henrique Paiva, Tereza Cristina Cotta, and Armando Barrientos: Brazil's Bolsa Familia programme 3: M. Ramesh and Azad Bali: The Remarkable health care performance in Singapore 4: Adrian Kay: Cutting the wait - at least for a while: The NHS's assault on waiting times 5: Paul Cairney: The transformation of UK tobacco control 6: Mallory E. Compton: The 'Social Warfare State': Americans' making of a civic generation 7: Jaakko Kauko: The Finnish comprehensive school: conflicts, compromises, and Institutional Robustness 8: Rainer Kattel and Ines Mergel: Estonia's digital transformation: mission mystique and the hiding hand 9: Richard F. Callahan: Infrastructure partnership success in Southern California: building and paying for the Alameda Corridor rail project 10: Emma Blomkamp and Jenny M Lewis: 'Marvellous Melbourne': making the world's most liveable city 11: Arwin van Buuren: The Dutch Delta approach: the successful reinvention of a policy success 12: Jacob Torfing and Eva Sorensen: The Copenhagen metropolitan 'Finger Plan': a robust urban planning success based on collaborative governance 13: Camilla Bakken Ovald, Bent Sofus Tranoy, and Ketil Raknes: The Norwegian Petroleum Fund as institutionalised self-Restraint 14: Michael Mintrom and Madeline Thomas: New Zealand's economic turnaround: how public policy innovation catalysed economic growth 15: Florian Spohr: Germany's labour market policies: how the sick man of Europe performed a second economic miracle 16: Frederike Albrecht and Charles F. Parker: Healing the ozone layer: the Montreal Protocol and the lessons and limits of a global governance success story
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