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Public Policy and Governance Frontiers in New Zealand, EPUB eBook

Public Policy and Governance Frontiers in New Zealand EPUB

Edited by Evan Berman, Girol Karacaoglu

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New Zealand (NZ) is widely regarded as being at the frontier of public policy reforms and public governance innovations.

Bringing together acclaimed scholars and practitioners from NZ, including those who have led reforms, this edited collection examines the evolution of public policy in NZ.

Through focusing on four areas of NZ's strength in public policy governance and management - managing and governing the economy, governing the natural environment, the effectiveness and management of the public service, and the advancement of minority populations - the authors highlight specific challenges, contexts and responses, with an emphasis on contemporary matters such as wellbeing, sustainability and fiscal responsibility.

The authors discuss practices for developing innovative public policy and governance, discuss public governance reforms in detail and examine the use of innovative public management and e-government practices.

Through the analysis of specific policies and management tools, this title offers an assessment of the impact of policies and their implementation.

This book will appeal to scholars, practitioners, policy advisors and consultants in national and international organizations who are interested in, or involved with, cutting-edge, innovative public policy and governance strategies.

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