The latest draft program has been uploaded to the conference website!
@DRMcCarthy1@EckersleyRobyn@SaraMeger @Carla_Winston
Click through for all the details👇👇
https://t.co/TvYCa7OBvw
Working in Public Policy and/or Public Management, focusing on the Asia-Pacific region (including Australia)? @politicsANU and @ANUCrawford are hiring for a joint position, level B or C, continuing. Come and join us! https://t.co/MhwkRhzuEN
Have an #OCIS2023 this morning. Lots to talk about!
Conference is July 5-7 @unimelb's beautiful Arts West building
Submissions close in two days ⏱️: Feb 24th
https://t.co/pzyqwnPUT5
Lecturer #ECPRMemberJobs
📚 Political Science, Research Methods
📈Expertise in qualitative &/or quantitative methods
🇦🇺 School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Melbourne
⌛ Thursday 9 February 2023
https://t.co/lVFoKfHPSX
Senior Lecturer #ECPRMemberJobs
🔎 Public Policy
🖊️ Researching & teaching in public policy, welcoming applicants in related fields
🇦🇺 School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Melbourne
⌛ Thursday 9 February 2023
https://t.co/oYISg0h6xq
The #OCIS2023 Call for Papers deadline is being extended by two weeks to February 24th.
We are interested in receiving individual paper, panel, and roundtable submissions on all aspects of International Relations. For further details see the link.
https://t.co/pzyqwnPUT5
“They’re falling apart bit by bit.” Flaws in Chinese-built dams, power plants, housing and schools risk crippling key infrastructure and saddling developing nations with even more debt. https://t.co/UqrVyG3wSW
Monotonous or pluralistic public discourse? In this article, @PeO58488831, @EBaekkeskov and Oliver Rubin study reason-giving and dissent in Denmark's and Sweden's early 2020 COVID-19 responses
https://t.co/ETYcDcYyx4
📢 We're hiring more political scientists! 👇
1 x Lecturer in comparative politics
1 x Lecturer in polisci research methods
1 x Lecturer in public policy
1 x Senior Lecturer in public policy
Come and work with me and my exceedingly lovely colleagues!
https://t.co/f2GNDvhOIa
Early View Open Access!
"When the cat is away: How institutional autonomy, low salience, and issue complexity shape administrative action" by @DanielCarelli9 & @JonPierre2 advances the notion of "administrative action space".
https://t.co/NV3h57TNoy
Nice take on the numerous contradictions of what might be termed “military NPM” (new public management) plus deindustrialization.
Plus (of course) letting military bureau-shaping run unchecked. In 2013 over Libya the RAF ran out of missiles after 3 weeks
https://t.co/XhZ1NSbWsI