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1. The Federalism Debate.

2. Success and Failure in Public Policy: Twin Imposters or Avenues for Reform? Selected Evidence from 40 Years of Health-care Reform in Australia.

3. Performance Management in the Public Sector.

4. Federalism Dreaming? Re-imagining the Governance of Australian Landscapes.

5. Introduction: Interpretation in the Study of Australian Politics and Policy.

6. The Promise and Perils of Interpretivism in Australian International Relations.

7. An Antipodean History of Interpretation.

8. Policy Change and Industry Associability: The Australian Mining Sector.

9. Improving Federalism: Drivers of Change, Repair Options and Reform Scenarios.

10. The Demise of ATSlC? Accountability and the Coalition Government.

11. HIGHER EDUCATION "REFORM" IN AUSTRALIA: AN OUTSIDER'S VIEW.

12. Response to Peter Shergold.

13. REFORMING PUBLIC SECTOR WORK.

14. INCLUDING DEBT - SERVICING AND CAPITAL EXPENDITURE? THE QUESTION FACING AUSTRALIA'S GRANTS COMMISSIONS.

15. Democratic Representation and the Property Franchise in Australian Local Government.

16. Craft and Capacity in the Public Service.

17. Public Sector Reform.

18. Introduction: Gendering the Intergovernmental Relations Agenda.

19. Causes, Content and Party Influence on the Australian Policy Agenda[Our work i].

20. Evidence-Based Policymaking - Speaking Truth to Power?

21. The Rudd Government's Employment Services Agenda: Is it Post-NPM and Why is that Important?

22. Getting the Best out of Federalism - The Role of the Productivity Commission and the Limits of National Approaches.

23. The National Renewable Energy Target: An Example of Post-Machiavellian Policy-Making?

24. Leading from Below: How Sub-National Governments Influence Policy Agendas.

25. The Values Shaping Australian Asylum Policy: The Views of Policy Insiders.

26. Making the Harder Yards: Environmental Policy Integration in Australia.

27. Changing Relations between Government and Citizen: Administrative Law and the Work of the Australian Commonwealth Ombudsman.

28. How Much Responsiveness is Too Much or Too Little?

29. The Catholic Lobby: Structures, Policy Styles and Religious Networks.

30. A New Era for Think Tanks in Public Policy? International Trends, Australian Realities.

31. Gender Analysis and Community Consultation: The Role of Women's Policy Units.

32. Cooperative Federalism?: The Case of the Ministerial Council on Education, Employment, Training and Youth Affairs.

33. The Federal Government's Response to the Banks Report: An Assessment of its Recommendations and the Government Response.

34. What Do We Mean by ‘Rethinking Regulation’?

35. Pragmatic Federalism: Australian Federalism from Hawke to Howard.

36. Australia's Political Institutions and the Corruption of Public Opinion.

37. Advisers and Decisions 1976.

38. Non-Departmental Public Bodies Under the Howard Governments.

39. Accommodating Bureaucrats in Canberra: A History of the Commonwealth Bureaucracy's Office Space in the National Capital During the Howard Decade.

40. The Howard Government: The Extent to which Public Attitudes Influenced Australia's Federal Policy Mix.

41. Integrity Systems and Local Government.

42. Institutional Capacity and Choice in Australia's Integrity Systems.

43. From Greek Temple to Bird's Nest: Towards A Theory of Coherence and Mutual Accountability for National Integrity Systems.

44. Reconsidering the Revolution? Australian Public Sector Administration in 2000.

45. New Public Management Meets Civic Discontent? The Australian Public Service in 1999.

46. Policy Consulting and Public Policy.

47. THE GREAT DIVIDE BETWEEN EVALUATION AND AUDITING.

48. POLITICISATION AND THE AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC SERVICE.

49. GOVERNMENTS AND ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES.

50. CHALLENGES IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION.