ANZSOG Institute for Governance - University of Canberra

ANZSOG Institute for Governance University of Canberra

Overseas Lectures

The following lectures were either given to members of overseas governments on the basis of a special invitation or were keynote addresses to conference panels.

March
2001
Back to Basics: Reconstruction and Development in Sri Lanka Consortium of Humanitarian Agencies/ Government of Sri Lanka, Hilton Hotel, Colombo, Sri Lanka
April
2001
Neo-liberalism and Policy Transfer in a Competition State: the Case of Welfare Reform in Britain International Studies Association Regional Conference, Hong Kong
March
2002
Evaluating the Social Impact of Equitization in Vietnam Institute of Social Sciences,
Hochiminh City, Vietnam
  Market Reform and Policy Transfer  
Sept
2002
Policy Transfer in Global Perspective University of ITESM, Mexico City, Mexico.
Dec
2002
Understanding Governance and the Role of Public Administration Keynote lectures delivered to the Afghan Assistance Coordination Authority,
  Transparency and Accountability Kabul, Afghanistan
  Policy Transfer in Global Perspective  
  Key Challenges in Public Administration and Development  
  Policy Evaluation and Post-war Reconstruction  
  Change Management  
March
2003
Evaluating the Social Impact of Equitization in Vietnam Keynote lectures delivered to the Confederation of Labour,
  Market Reform in Comparative Perspective Hochiminh City Vietnam
April
2003
Policy Transfer in Global Perspective Keynote lectures delivered to the National School for Public Administration,
  Administrative Reform in the UK Beijing, China
  Administrative Reform in Comparative Perspective National School for Public Administration, Beijing, China
  Globalisation, New Labour and the Rise of the British Competition State Keynote lectures delivered to the Central Party School, Beijing, China
  The New Governance: Positive and Negative Lessons for China Xi’An Provincial Government Training College, Xi’An, China
Oct
2004
Studying Public Administration in the UK: a York Perspective British Council Exhibition, Beijing, China
  Understanding UK Governance Department of Public Administration, keynote lectures delivered to the Renmin University, Beijing, China
  Using Policy Transfer as a Tool for Rational Policy-making Keynote lecture delivered to the Central Party School, Beijing, China
  Policy Transfer in Global Perspective Keynote lecture delivered at WWUN conference ‘Strategic Management in Urban Governance’ at Zhejiang University, Hanzhou
May
2005
Understanding UK Governance Keynote lecture delivered to the Department of Public Administration, Renmin University, Beijing, China
  Policy Transfer in Global Perspective Keynote lecture delivered to the Department of Political Science, Peking University, Beijing, China
Oct
2005
Mid-term Evaluation of the NSP: Theory and Method Keynote lecture delivered to the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Rural Affairs, Kabul
March
2006
Mid-term Evaluation of the NSP: Preliminary Findings Keynote lecture delivered to the World Bank and the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Rural Affairs, Kabul
May
2006
Towards Public Value Management Keynote lecture delivered to the Department of Public Administration, Nanjing University, Nanjing
Nov
2006
The World Bank and Post-war Reconstruction: the Case of Afghanistan’s National Solidarity Programme Keynote lecture delivered at the British Council Exhibition, Tokyo
March
2007
The World Bank and Post-war Reconstruction: the Case of Afghanistan’s National Solidarity Programme Keynote lecture delivered to the Institute of Governance and Public Management, Warwick University
May
2007
Understanding Embedded Corruption in Public Administration – Some Comparative Observations Conference on , Transparency International/International Business Solutions/School of Public Administration, Renmin University, Beijing
  Towards Public Value? Negotiating the Problems of Networked Governance Invited lecture, First Sino-European Conference on Public Administration, School of Public Administration, Renmin University, Beijing
  New Directions in Chinese and European Public Administration  
  Post-war Reconstruction and the World Bank: the Case of Afghanistan’s National Solidarity Programme Invited lecture, School of Public Administration, Zhengzhou University
  Towards Public Value? Administrative Reform in the UK Invited lecture, National Development and Reform Commission, PRP China, Beijing
June
2007
New Labour and the Rise of the New Constitutionalism Symposium on “Ten Years of New Labour”, Centre for British Politics, Department of Politics and International Studies, University of Hull
Nov
2007
Negotiating the Problems of Network Governance China-Europe Public Administration Conference, China National School of Administration
March
2008
‘A Project in Search of a Bid Idea?’ Gordon Brown and Public Services Reform Symposium on ‘the Brown Effect’, Centre for British Politics, Department of Politics and International Studies, University of Hull
April
2008
New Labour and the Rise of the New Constitutionalism PSA Conference, Swansea
  Post-war Reconstruction and the World Bank: the Case of Afghanistan’s National Solidarity Programme  
  Administrative Reform in International Perspective Special workshop on ‘Administrative Reform’ convened for the PM of Kazakhstan, Astana
  Performance Measurement and Service Delivery  
  Principles and Practice in E-Governance  
July
2008
Administrative Reform in International Perspective Keynote lecture at TIRI’s Integrity in Public Administration Conference, Central European University, Budapest
Sept
2008
Cameron’s Competition State Symposium on ‘Cameron’s Conservatives’, Centre for British Politics, Department of Politics and International Studies,
University of Hull