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. 21 No. 1 (2025): Policy Quarterly

Published: 2025-02-17

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Articles

The Growth in the Supply of Legislation in New Zealand

Derek Gill, Stevie Shipman, Karl Simpson

3-11
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Regulatory Stewardship: an empirical view

Denny Kudrna

12-20
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Drain the Swamp to Save the Swamp: mitigating capture in environmental regulatory systems

Marie Doole, Theo Stephens

21-32
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Weathertightness, Economic Loss, Equity and Remedies

Barry Mosley

33-37
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Federal Workforce Reforms in Trump’s Second Term: two scenarios

Karen Baehler

38-45
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What Does a Second Trump Term Mean for US Environmental Policy?

Daniel J. Fiorino

46-49
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Minoritarian Co-governance in Rotorua District Thwarted by Pluralistic Majoritarianism, 2013–23

Reynold Macpherson

50-62
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Using Council Valuation Records to Estimate Auckland’s housing stock

James Allan Jones, Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy, Chris Crow

63-68
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How Can We Make Independent Public Policy Institutions a Less Fragile Species? Reflecting on the closing of the Productivity Commission

Bill Rosenberg

69-83
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‘Fortress New Zealand’: examining refugee status determination for 11,000 asylum claimants through integrated data

Tim Fadgen, Arezoo Zarintaj Malihi, Deborah Manning, Harry Mills; Jay Marlowe

84-95
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Te Aorerekura : towards eliminating family violence – reflections from the Atawhai project

Elizabeth Eppel, Claire Gear, Hazel Hape, Jane Koziol-McLain, Anna Rolleston, Ngareta Timutimu, Hori Ahomiro, Clare Healy, Kelsey Hegarty, Claire Isham

96-103
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Estimating the Additional Income Needed to Address Higher Deprivation Levels of Children in Households with Disabled People

Moira Wilson, Keith McLeod, Jonathan Godfrey
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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

The Growth in the Supply of Legislation in New Zealand

Regulatory Stewardship: an empirical view

Drain the Swamp to Save the Swamp: mitigating capture in environmental regulatory systems

Weathertightness, Economic Loss, Equity and Remedies

Federal Workforce Reforms in Trump’s Second Term: two scenarios

What Does a Second Trump Term Mean for US Environmental Policy?

Minoritarian Co-governance in Rotorua District Thwarted by Pluralistic Majoritarianism, 2013–23

Using Council Valuation Records to Estimate Auckland’s housing stock

How Can We Make Independent Public Policy Institutions a Less Fragile Species? Reflecting on the closing of the Productivity Commission

‘Fortress New Zealand’: examining refugee status determination for 11,000 asylum claimants through integrated data

Te Aorerekura : towards eliminating family violence – reflections from the Atawhai project

Estimating the Additional Income Needed to Address Higher Deprivation Levels of Children in Households with Disabled People

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