-
The Scottish Approach to Public Services
Find out about our new bursary to study the Scottish Approach to Public Services.
-
Practising What We Preach
So much current public administration research and practice involves collaboration – it would be a nonsense if we didn’t practise what we preach!
-
Interview with Stuart Duncan, Public Services Management Graduate
Stuart Duncan graduated in 2010. Here he reflects on the value of postgraduate study at QMU.
-
Interview with David Crighton, Master of Public Administration (MPA) student
“Through the MPA, I’m looking to gain a greater knowledge of public administration and to be challenged academically”.
-
The Sustainability of the Scottish Approach to Policy-Making
In ongoing research I am exploring the extent to which the ‘Scottish Approach to Policy-Making’ has led to significant change in practice. In doing so I hope to highlight some key lessons for future development.
-
I Tried to Bribe an Official
Earlier this year I tried to bribe an official. Actually, I didn’t really. But this was how it was construed. The experience made me think a lot about bureaucracy, process, control and leadership.
-
The Stories We Tell
For many people the summer holidays are a time to catch up with some reading. For me this largely involves Julia Donaldson books. But recently I discovered a new favourite – Yertle the Turtle. Here is why it should be required reading in every Business School.
-
Leading Change in Public Services – Abstracts
Abstracts for papers presented at ‘Leading Change in Public Services’, 13 May 2016.
-
Leading Change is Full of Nonsense
Change management literature is full of nonsense. It’s time for some critical debate.
-
Coffee, lunch, education, networking, experience, trip to Brussels!
We are bringing together academic researchers for a colloquium on leading change in public services. Attendance for delegates is FREE. Book now to reserve your place.
-
Subscribe
Subscribed
Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
Dr Ian C Elliott 