Policy Quarterly

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Call for Papers: Special issue on Addressing Capability Challenges in Public Management

2024-08-19

Policy Quarterly is pleased to announce a call for papers for a special issue entitled ‘Addressing Capability Challenges in Public Management’.

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Vol. 20 No. 4 (2024): Policy Quarterly

Published: 2024-11-25

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Articles

Assessing Aotearoa's latest 'war on nature' or 'Goodbye Freddy'

Jonathan Boston

3-25
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Going with the Grain of the Landscape: rethinking our approach to environmental policy

Simon Upton, Geoff Simmons, Nora Lanari, Matt Paterson

26-34
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Property Rights versus Environment? A critique of the coalition government’s approach to the reform of the Resource Management Act

Ben France-Hudson

35-43
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Navigating Murky Waters: characterising capture in environmental regulatory systems

Marie Doole, Theo Stephens, Geoff Bertram

44-53
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Legislating for Gene Technologies: a Māori view of the hazardous substances and new organisms act

Sara Belcher, Raine Hananui, O. Ripeka Mercier

54-60
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Drawing upon Covid-19 lessons to equip Aotearoa New Zealand to take bolder climate action

Heather Peacocke, Linda Major, Taciano L. Milfont

61-72
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In the mix: managing policy complexity in climate change mitigation

David Hall

73-82
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A Sea Change is Needed For Adapting to Sea-Level Rise in Aotearoa New Zealand

Tim Naish, Judy Lawrence, Richard Levy, Rob Bell, Vincent (Billy) van Uitregt, Bronwyn Hayward, Rebecca Priestley, James Renwick, Jonathan Boston

83-93
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Supporting justice in Local Government: Climate Response in Aotearoa New Zealand

Gradon Diprose, Sophie Bond, Janet Stephenson, Merata Kawharu

94-102
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Enhancing Climate Decision Making Insights from early adopters of climate risk disclosure

Sara Walton, Sebastian Gehricke, Tess Hazelhurst

103-111
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A Just Transition for Aotearoa New Zealand’s Dairy Sector

Milena Bojovic

112-121
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The Missing Ingredient in New Zealand’s climate policy: food

Paula Feehan

122-130
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Too Many Cows? An exploration of relationships between livestock density and river water quality in Aotearoa New Zealand

Emily Carr, Shelley Stevens, Thomas Kay, Mike Joy

131-138
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Policy Quarterly (PQ) is targeted at readers in the public sector, including politicians and their staff, public servants and a wide variety of professions, together with others interested in public issues. Its length and style are intended to make the journal accessible to busy readers.

Policy Quarterly

Announcements

Call for Papers: Special issue on Addressing Capability Challenges in Public Management

Current Issue

Full Issue

Articles

Assessing Aotearoa's latest 'war on nature' or 'Goodbye Freddy'

Going with the Grain of the Landscape: rethinking our approach to environmental policy

Property Rights versus Environment? A critique of the coalition government’s approach to the reform of the Resource Management Act

Navigating Murky Waters: characterising capture in environmental regulatory systems

Legislating for Gene Technologies: a Māori view of the hazardous substances and new organisms act

Drawing upon Covid-19 lessons to equip Aotearoa New Zealand to take bolder climate action

In the mix: managing policy complexity in climate change mitigation

A Sea Change is Needed For Adapting to Sea-Level Rise in Aotearoa New Zealand

Supporting justice in Local Government: Climate Response in Aotearoa New Zealand

Enhancing Climate Decision Making Insights from early adopters of climate risk disclosure

A Just Transition for Aotearoa New Zealand’s Dairy Sector

The Missing Ingredient in New Zealand’s climate policy: food

Too Many Cows? An exploration of relationships between livestock density and river water quality in Aotearoa New Zealand

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