The co-editors of PPA have published a journal article outlining the seven key research themes relating to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Category Archives: JUC Public Administration Committee
PAC Annual Conference – Closing Address 2019
The PAC Annual Conference was held at Northumbria University 2019. This is the text of my closing address.
Public Administration and Social Work at the Margins – An International Conference
The JUC Annual Conference is being held at Northumbria University on 17-18 September. Find out more here!
3PM Research Seminar Series 2019
The Public Policy and Public Management (3PM) Research Interest Group at Newcastle Business School, Northumbria University, are hosting a research seminar series over this coming academic semester. The seminars will bring some of the top scholars of public policy and administration to Newcastle to discuss their latest research. Each of the seminars is listed below.Continue reading “3PM Research Seminar Series 2019”
JUC Centenary Event – Opening Address 18 October 2018
Good morning everyone and thank you for coming to the JUC Centenary Event. I am Ian Elliott and I’m Vice-Chair of the JUC. I am standing in today for Sam Baron, our Chair, who unfortunately couldn’t make it. The first meeting of the JUC was in London 100 years ago. To mark this milestone weContinue reading “JUC Centenary Event – Opening Address 18 October 2018”
Who cares?
We need people who care. So sign up now, invite others, and let’s set the agenda for the next 100 years.
MPA Research Seminar Series 2018
We are hosting a FREE Research Seminar Series for anyone with an interest in public service. Sign up now via Eventbrite to reserve your place.
Would you like £2,000?
Would you like some money to support a small piece of research or to deliver a research seminar series? Are you an Early Career Researcher or Doctoral Student wanting to differentiate your CV? Would £2,000 help you develop a small piece of research – potentially as a launch pad to a larger scale grant application?Continue reading “Would you like £2,000?”
The Future of Public Administration
I’ve recently been elected as Chair of the learned society for public administration. Find out more about this new role here.