This paper surveys research on the New Zealand government, both academic research and research that is linked directly to policy development. By academic research, we mean research that is motivated principally by a desire to add to knowledge although it may also contribute to the policy process. Research that is linked directly to policy development is usually done in or for government departments and agencies and constitutes part of the policy process, although it may also add to knowledge. We take a wide view of ‘government’. The local terminology distinguishes the ‘public service’, the ‘state sector’, and the ‘public sector’. The public service is essentially th
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How do policy workers actually use academic research and advice? While there are several recent stud...
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Public sector innovation (PSI) units are increasingly being established and commissioned by governme...
Van Wart’s (2013) public sector leadership study contends “it is hard to argue that the field is ful...
Evidence-based policy has become rhetoric for many western governments across a broad range of healt...
This article explores the use of research and expertise within a selection of government agencies at...
At the request of the Prime Minister, this report has been designed to explore in greater detail the...
The separation, on functional lines, of policy and operational activities in public sector departmen...
Major institutional reforms have often have proceeded on very imperfect evidence. A greater role for...
study of power. Cabinet and the executive appear to be the epitome of national authority, but not of...
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