1. Governing academia -- 2. Research policy -- 3. Disciplinary cultures -- 4. Individual inclinations -- 5. Examining academic governance -- 6. Academic collaboration -- 7. Discussion networks -- 8. Research assessment systems -- 9. From academic work to research outputs -- 10. Academic governance.

pt. I. Innovation capacity : a framework for analysis -- pt. II. A comparison of three cities : Barcelona, Copenhagen and Rotterdam -- pt. III. Conclusions : what supports innovation in city governments?

1. Making public policy decisions / Damon Alexander and Jenny M. Lewis -- 2. Not only what, but how : the role of expertise in developing public sector leadership / Richard T. Marcy -- 3. How governments think : skills, expertise, and experience in public policy making / Damon Alexander, Jenny...

<title>Abstract</title> The systemic reform of employment services in OECD countries was driven by New Public Management (NPM) and then post-NPM reforms, when first-phase changes such as privatization were amended with ‘joined up’ processes to help manage fragmentation. This article examines the networking...

<italic>The release of the 2014 REF results in the UK is a timely reminder that many national governments have aimed to increase the research productivity of universities, by introducing performance-based research systems. This paper examines whether there is a relationship between attitudes to these...</italic>

Background The WHO's 2002 global report, Innovative Care for Chronic Conditions proposes a comprehensive framework for health systems to meet the challenges posed by chronic conditions. This paper uses the policy environment component of the WHO framework as a lens through which to examine key...

Reforms in health care in the 1990s across industrialised nations have had profound consequences for the autonomy of general/family practitioners (GPs). Research suggests that the professional autonomy of GPs is declining across countries, related to policy reform processes and to challenges...

The accumulation and use of power is crucial to the health policy process. This paper examines the power of the medical profession in the health policy arena, by analysing which actors are perceived as influential, and how influence is structured in health policy. It combines an analysis of...