Thinker in Residence Itinerary
Total Page:16
File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb
Load more
Recommended publications
-
RANN, Mike (Part 2)
DON DUNSTAN FOUNDATION 1 DON DUNSTAN ORAL HISTORY PROJECT Mike RANN (part 2) This is George Lewkowicz for the Don Dunstan Foundation interviewing Mr Mike Rann, Premier of South Australia. The topic is Mr Rann’s work with Don Dunstan as press secretary and his observations on Don’s relationships with the media. The date today is the 10th February 2009 and this is part two of the interview with Mr Mike Rann. Thanks very much, Mike. If we can continue our discussion about your recollections of Don Dunstan, in our first interview we were talking about Don’s sense of loss and we talked about Adele Koh and some other matters. Was there anything you wanted to add there? After the loss of Adele, Don really poured himself massively into work and there was the Newcastle Lecture, there was a whole series of major speeches. And, as I mentioned, while we were overseas in Europe on the uranium trip, he was absolutely talking about the agenda ahead for the next few years, about going to China, about engagement with China. But certainly on that trip to London, which went via Bombay, he really talked quite poignantly about the losses in his life and also about betrayal. He talked about his love for a Greek actress. Yes, that’s right, yes. It wasn’t Melina Mercouri, was it? It wasn’t, no. But how that he’d fell in love with her and she’d been imprisoned by the junta and how he’d negotiated to get her out of jail. -
Homelessness, a System Perspective
Citation: Seelos, Ch. (2021) Homelessness, a System Perspective. The Journey of Community Solutions. Stanford PACS working paper GIIL002/2021 Version: 23AUG21 Homelessness, A System Perspective The Journey of Community Solutions Christian Seelos1 Global Innovation for Impact Lab, Stanford University PACS 1 I am grateful to my colleagues Johanna Mair and Charlotte Traeger for joint interviews and reflection sessions throughout the work on this case study. Table of Contents Part 1 - The emergence of homelessness as a social problem The 1960s – Wars on poverty we can’t win… _____________________________________ 5 Contemporary frames of poverty __________________________________________________ 6 Challenges of addressing complex social problems ____________________________________ 6 The 1970s – Setting the course for homelessness _________________________________ 10 The undeserving poor: Framing the problem of homelessness __________________________ 10 A troubling situation but not a social problem _______________________________________ 12 The 1980s – Homelessness emerges as a social problem ___________________________ 15 Homeless numbers-games and convenient explanations ______________________________ 16 The awakening of homelessness activism ___________________________________________ 17 Radical activism _______________________________________________________________ 18 Research and documentation ____________________________________________________ 18 Litigation _____________________________________________________________________ 20 Dedicated -
Towards Whole-Of-Government Enhancement of Public Value: an Australian Case
Policy Design and Practice ISSN: (Print) 2574-1292 (Online) Journal homepage: http://tandfonline.com/loi/rpdp20 Towards whole-of-government enhancement of public value: an Australian case Karen Ballintyne & Michael Mintrom To cite this article: Karen Ballintyne & Michael Mintrom (2018) Towards whole-of-government enhancement of public value: an Australian case, Policy Design and Practice, 1:3, 183-193, DOI: 10.1080/25741292.2018.1504371 To link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/25741292.2018.1504371 © 2018 The Author(s). Published by Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. Published online: 01 Oct 2018. Submit your article to this journal View Crossmark data Full Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at http://tandfonline.com/action/journalInformation?journalCode=rpdp20 POLICY DESIGN AND PRACTICE 2018, VOL. 1, NO. 3, 183–193 https://doi.org/10.1080/25741292.2018.1504371 ARTICLE Towards whole-of-government enhancement of public value: an Australian case Karen Ballintynea and Michael Mintromb aSouth Australia Department of the Premier and Cabinet, Adelaide, Australia; bSchool of Social Sciences, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia ABSTRACT ARTICLE HISTORY The creation of public value holds a central place both in contem- Received 11 December 2017 porary academic discussions of public administration and in prac- Accepted 20 July 2018 titioner interpretations of their roles in and around government. KEYWORDS Mark Moore’s influential public value framework connects public capacity building; policy value creation in service delivery to the achievement of desired design; public social outcomes, and to the maintenance of governmental legit- administration; public value; imacy and trust. Towards the end of its long term in office, the implementation; stakeholder Labor-led Government of South Australia (2002–2018) embraced engagement Moore’s public value characterization of government’s role in soci- ety.