The future of governance
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The future of governance
Allen & Unwin, 2000
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The future of governance : policy choices
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [243]-265) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Governance in Australia has never been more difficult. There has been a loss of public consent and trust in government. In a more diverse society there is an increasing variety of largely incompatible claims on government. People are concerned about the policy choices and the role of the state in promoting a balance between economic growth and social development, equity and the quality of life. There is concern about the capacity of governments to cope. This text identifies the forces for change on government - from globalization to feminism - and illustrates how they have influenced policies, and how much autonomous decision-making power governments actually have. Key sectors covered by distinguished contributors include: economic policy; industry and regional policy; labour market policies; social policy; the environment; cultural policy and national identity; international considerations; and the notion of policy capacity. At each stage of the text, the authors return to the important pressures being placed upon formulation by the technological, societal and economic changes being experienced by governments.
Aimed at undergraduates, postgraduates and policy practitioners alike, the book offers a timely and important insight into the future policy-making capacity of Australian governments and the policy choices they are likely to face.
目次
AcknowledgmentsPreface: In search of governance - Patrick Weller1. The pressures for change - Michael Keating2. Performance and independence: economic policy - Michael Keating3. Creating capability: combining economic and political rationalities in industry and regional policy - John Wanna and Glen Withers4. Realising people's potential: labour markets - Michael Keating5. Security and equity in a changing society: social policy - Michael Keating and Deborah Mitchell6. Mediating clashing values: environmental policy - Elim Papadakis and Liz Young7. Cultural policy and national identity - Jennifer Craik, Glyn Davis and Naomi Sunderland8. Interweaving of foreign and domestic policy: international policy - Allan Gyngell and Michael Wesley9. Conclusion - Glyn DavisReferences
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