Policy & Governance Discussion Papers

The following is a list of previous POGO Discussion Papers series.

Previous Discussion Papers
98	Simon Pellatt	Does public consultation truly end? The Murray-Darling Basin experience
97	Michae T Harmon	A Paradigm Shift: The Effect of the 2002 Farm Bill on a US-Australia Free Trade Agreement
96	Robin Brown	Developing Countries and the Market System (December 2002)
95	Glenn Withers	The Economics of Immigration (2002)
94	John Uhr and Richard Mulgan	What to do with an upper house (April 2002)
93	Glenn Withers	Economics and Regulation of Broadcasting (April 2002)
92	Jay Martin	Can Magic Bullets Hurt You? NGOs and governance in a globalised social welfare world. A Case Study of Tajikistan (April 2002)
91	Richard Mulgan	Accountability Issues in the New Model of Governance (April 2002)
90	John Uhr	The Language of Leadership: Prime Ministers as Political Institutions (September 2001)
89	Alexa Turner	An Analysis of Changes to the Australian Public Service under the Coalition Government 1996-2001 (September 2001)
88	Fred Argy	Structural Fiscal Targeting and Good Governance (September 2001)
87	Glenn Withers	The Wishes of the People: 1901 Electoral Voting Patterns and Their Determinants (July 2001)
86	Chris Pierson	Learning from Labor? Welfare policy transfer between Australia and Britain (July 2001)
85	Richard Mulgan	The Accountability of Community Sector Agencies: A Comparative Framework (July 2001)
84	David Ingles	Interaction of the Age Pension Means Test and the Taxation of Superannuation (July 2001)
83	David Hazelhurst	Networks and policy making: from theory to practice in Australian social policy (July 2001)
82	Bruce Chapman and Glenn Withers	Human Capital Accummulation: Education and Immigration (July 2001)
81	Christian Aspalter	Identifying Variations of Conservative Social Policy in North East Asia: The Welfare State in Japan, South Korea and Mainland China (July 2001)
80	Christian Aspalter	Different Worlds of Welfare Capitalism (July 2001)
79	Glenn Withers	Public Broadcasting Policy: Two Studies (November 2000)
78	David Ingles	A Guaranteed Minimum Pension (September 2000)
77	David Ingles	Reducing Administrative Costs In The Australian Superannuation System (September 2000)
76	Kathleen Marcella Wright	Explaining Policy Failure: The Case Of Equity Policy (September 2000)
75	Celia Perkins	Contestability, Policy Advice & The Australian Strategic Policy Institute (September 2000)
74	John Uhr	Ethics At Large: Regulatory Frameworks And Policy Lessons (September 2000)
73	Richard Mulgan	Public Accountability Of Executive Agencies: The Case Of The Australian 'Centrelink' (September 2000)
72	Richard Mulgan	'Accountability': An Ever-Expanding Concept? (September 2000)
71	Richard Mulgan and John Uhr	Accountability And Governance (September 2000)
70	Athol Yates	Government as an informed buyer: Recognising technical expertise as a crucial factor in the success of engineering contracts (September 1999)
69	John Uhr	The Senate and Proportional Representation: public policy justifications of minority representation (September 1999)
68	Philip Ruddock	Democratic Governance: Improving the Institutions of Accountability (September 1999)
67	Samantha Enfield	Public Sector Restructuring and Community Consultation in the Australian Capital Territory: Can Old and New Public Policy Trends Work Together? (September 1999)
66	Pat Barrett, AM	Auditing in contemporary public administration (June 1999)
65	Harry Evans	The Senate And Parliamentary Accountability (June 1999)
64	Bob McMullan	The Responsibilities Of Opposition (May 1999)
63	Glenn Withers	A Younger Australia? (March 1999)
62	Glenn Withers	Essays On Immigration Policy (March 1999)
61	Clive Hamilton	Using Economics To Protect The Environment (March 1999)
60	Michael Bergmann	The Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme: How did it Manage Without an EIA? (February 1999)
59	Richard Mulgan	Have New Zealand's political experiments increased public accountability? (January 1999)
58	Elise Sullivan	A case study in the politics of retrenchment: the 1997 coalition residential aged care structural reform package. (November 1998)
57	Peter Taft	Does who wins matter more or less? An analysis of major party candidates views on some aspects of economic policy, 1987-1996. This document is both "online" and also available in: [Word6 format] [ Word 98 format] (July 1998)
56	Irene Krauss	Voluntary Redundancy from the Australian Public Service - Its Impact on People and Families in the ACT (March 1998)
55	Deborah Mitchell	Reshaping Australian Social Policy: Alternatives to the breadwinner welfare state (December 1997)
54	P N (Raja) Junankar and Cezary A Kapuscinski	Was Working Nation Working? (July 1997)
53	Richard Mulgan	Restructuring - The New Zealand Experience from an Australian Perspective (June 1997)
52	Cynthia J Kim	Will They Still Pay Upfront? An Analysis of the HECS changes in 1997 (May 1997)
51	Richard Mulgan	Contracting Out and Accountability (May 1997)
50	Deborah Mitchell	Family Policy in Australia: A review of recent developments (March 1996)
49	Fred Argy	The Balance between Equity and Efficiency in Australian Public Policy (November 1996)

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