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Acknowledgements and Dedications:

• Ken Kernaghan, a public administration leader, by Michael Duggett, UK (25/02/2009)
• Dedication to Dr. Everett M. Rogers. Produced by:
  Dr. Glenda R. Balas, University of New Mexico (producer/writer) and edited by: Jason Balas, University of Oklahoma (videographer/editor) (15/10/2006)

Introductory Essays:

• Introduction to Volume 26(2) 2021, by Regina Lenart-Gansiniec, Institute of Public Affairs, Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland. (09/09/2021)
• Introduction: A Public Innovation Perspective on Change in Local Democracy, by Eva Sørensen and Signy Irene Vabo (3/7/2020)
• Introduction to the Issue, by Mario Rivera, Senior Associate Editor, (25/23/2015)
• Introduction to the 20th Anniversary Issue, by Eleanor D. Glor, and Mario Rivera, (20/08/2015)
• Innovation Retrospective: From Bad to Worse—Twenty More Years of the Assault on the Public Sector by Howard A. Doughtym (20/08/2015)
• Proposal for Research on the Fate of Innovative Public Sector Organizations, Populations and Communities: A Research Synthesis and Prospectus, by Eleanor D. Glor and Mario Rivera, (20/08/2015)
• Introduction: Special Issue on Innovations in Health Care System Reform in OECD Countries, by Sanni Yaya, (18/04/2015)
• Introduction: Special Issue on Democracy, by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada. (7/05/2014)
• Introduction: La collaboration intersectorielle: spécificités, questionnements et perspectives, par Gérard Divay, Serge Belley et Marie-Claude Prémont, École nationale d’administration publique (12/09/2013)
• Introduction: by Alexander Dawoody, Marywood University, USA, Editor, Special Issue on the Middle East. (24/03/2013)
• Introduction: Collaborative innovation in the public sector, by Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing (12/03/2012)
• Introduction: Challenges of Media and Communication Issues: Implications for Malaysian Public Sectors, by Mohd Ekhwan Toriman (31/12/2011)
• Introduction to the Special Issue on Policy Informatics, by Erik Johnston and Yushim Kim (25/02/2011)
• Introduction, by Denis Harrisson, Department of Organisation and Human Resources (28/12/2010)
• Introduction to the Symposium Issue, by Mario A. Rivera, University of New Mexico and James D. Ward, (30/08/2010)
• Introduction: Leadership for Wicked Problems, by Richard H. Beinecke, USA (25/02/2009)
• Introduction: La gestion de la qualité dans le secteur public : a-t-on fait le tour de la question?, par Nassera Touati, (17/12/2009)
• Introduction to the Special Issue: on Client Empowerment by Monica Dowling, Open University, Milton Keynes, UK (12/05/2008)
• Editorial Introduction: Complexity Science Applied to Innovation Jeffrey Goldstein (20/12/2008)
• Introduction: Special Issue on Education-2 by Ken Stevens, Howard Doughty and David Dibbon (20/10/2008)
• Introduction by the Editors: Special Issue on Development and the Poor in Developing Countries (30/10/2007)
• York-Mannheim Symposium on Public Sector Management: Conference Theme 2006, by H. Ian Macdonald, York University, Canada (19/12/2007)
• Introduction to the Special Edition: Efficient Management in the Non-Profit Organizations, by Ian Greene, York University, Canada (17/12/2007)
• Innovations in Citizen Engagement and Empowerment: Beyond Boundaries by Cheryl Simrell King and Alicia Seegers Martinelli, The Evergreen State College, Olympia, WA, USA 1. (23/12/2005)
• The Consequences of Innovation, by Bann Seng Tan, City University New York (03/10/2004)
• Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue on Employee Empowerment (07/02/2004)
• Designing the Designs: Designing innovations in human affairs by Parthasathi Banerjee (10/03/2003)
• Editor's Introduction to the special issue on Innovations in Governance (05/05/2003)
• Editors' Introduction: to the special issue on the Ethics of Innovation, by Val Clapper (31/08/2003)
• Editor's Introduction Innovations in Leadership (12/12/2002)

Books

• Building Theory of Organizational Innovation, Change, Fitness and Survival, by Eleanor D. Glor (12/2/2015)
• Social Inventions, by Stu Conger (05/10/2009)
• Gardener Innovators Guide to Innovating Organizations, by Eleanor D. Glor, (30/12/2006)
• Table of Social Science Inventions, by Stuart Conger (05/05/2003)
• Social Inventions, by Stuart Conger (01/04/2002)
• Is Innovation a Question of Will or Circumstance?: edited by Eleanor Glor, (Revised August 2014)
• Is Innovation a Question of Will or Circumstance?: (Edition 2), edited by Eleanor Glor, (17/05/2002)
• Is Innovation a Question of Will or Circumstance?: (First Edition), edited by Eleanor Glor, (17/05/2000)

Peer-Reviewed (Scholarly-Style) Papers

• A qualitative study of user experiences from the implementation of new technology in healthcare services, Norway, by Kari Bjerke Batt-Rawden, Evastina Bjørk, Dag Waaler, Gjøvik and Victoria H. Batt-Rawden, (12/24/2021)
• No Master of Puppets: Leading Civil Servants in Collaborative Innovation, by Charlotte Van Dijck and Trui Steen, (12/24/2021)
• Can the PRISMA Protocol be Used to Guide a Systematic Literature Review of Antecedents of Policy Innovation Trailblazing and Adoption? – I, by Eleanor D. Glor (09/09/2021)
• Analysis of Antecedents of Trailblazing and Adoption of Public Policy Innovation Identified by a Systematic Literature Review– II, Glossary, by Eleanor D. Glor (09/09/2021)
• A Nomenclature and Classification System for Antecedents of Public Policy Innovation Trailblazing and Adoption Derived from a Systematic Literature Review – III, by Eleanor D. Glor (09/09/2021)
• Comparisons of Antecedents of Trailblazing/Adoption and Quantitative/Qualitative Studies of Public Policy Innovation Identified in a Systematic Literature Review – IV, by Eleanor D. Glor (09/09/2021)
• A Comparison of Antecedents of Different Types of Innovation – V, by Eleanor D. Glor (09/09/2021)
• Conclusion: Important Antecedents of Public Sector Innovation – VI, by Eleanor D. Glor (09/09/2021)
• Creating Value in Public Services: The Struggle between Private and Public Interests? by Siv Magnussen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Gjøvik and Rolf Ronning (04/30/2021)
• Transforming E-government in Kazakhstan: A Citizen-Centric Approach, by Baurzhan Bokayev, Zhuldyz Davletbayeva, Aigerim Amirova and Zhanar Rysbekova (04/30/2021)
• The Role of Universities in the Development of Public Sector Innovations, by Sergei Polbitsyn (04/30/2021)
• Mixed responses: Councillors’ attitudes towards citizens’ participation, by Katarzyna Radzik-Maruszak and Arto Haveri (12/12/2020)
• Living Labs as an Innovation Tool for Public Value Creation: Possibilities and Pitfalls, by Anne Vorre Hansen, and Lars Fuglsang (12/12/2020)
• Design matters: Tensions between democratic quality and productive collaboration, Elizabeth Toft Kristjansen (12/12/2020)
• Innovating local representative democracy: How citizens evaluate new roles of elected and non-elected representatives, by Bas Denters, Hans Vollaard and Hester van de Bovenkamp (12/12/2020)
• Councillors’ attitudes to citizen participation in policymaking as a driver of, and barrier to, democratic innovation, by Mette Sønderskov (12/12/2020)
• The role of soft skills to leverage co-creation in living labs: insights from Spain, by David Gago and Luis Rubalcaba (9/16/2020)
• Sous les Pavés, l’Université : Renouer avec l’Innovation Collective pour Repenser nos Pratiques, par Philippe Dufort et Anahi Morales Hudon (9/16/2020)
• A Qualitative Study of Innovation Processes between Public and Private Actors regarding follow-up Procedures for Patients after Treatment and Rehabilitation in the Health Sector, Norway, by Kari Bjerke Batt-Rawden and Victoria H. Batt-Rawden (9/16/2020)
• Administrators as Drivers of Democratic Innovations, by Asbjørn Røiseland, Nord University and Signy Irene Vabo (3/7/2020)
• Understanding Participatory Innovations: A Multiple Streams Account of the Creation of Parents’ Councils in Swiss Schools, by Patricia Buser and Daniel Kübler (3/7/2020)
• Strengthening Public Service Production, Administrative Problem Solving and Political Leadership through Co-creation of Innovative Public Value Outcomes? by Tina Øllgaard Bentzen, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing (3/7/2020)
• Democratic Innovations in Dutch Local Government: Experimentation in Search of Strategy, by Harmen Binnema, Ank Michels and Paul `t Hart, all of Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands and Lieske van der Torre (3/7/2020)
• Towards an Integrative Framework of Innovation Capacity, by Owen Boukamel, Yves Emery (12/20/2019)
• Factors and Factor Clusters Most Influential in Introduction and Global Fate of Innovations and their Organizations – IV, by Eleanor D. Glor (07/28/2019)
• Le management des forces structurelles : Le rôle de l’environnement public pour le producteur-entrepreneur innovateur, par Nathalie Lachapelle, (12/18/2018)
• Factors (Antecedents) Influencing Creation and Fate of Innovations and their Organizations – III, by Eleanor D. Glor (10/04/2018)
• The Conservation Authorities of Ontario, Canada as a Social Innovation: Applying the Vision as Social Construction Model, by Daniel D. P. McCarthy, Graham S. Whitelaw, Alexandrina Shannon, Erin Alexiuk, Ryan Ness, Meaghan Eastwood, Bruce Mitchell, Michelle-Lee Moore and Frances Westley (06/16/2018)
• Studying Factors Affecting Creation and Fate of Innovations and their Organizations – II: Verification of Raters and the Instrument, by Eleanor D. Glor (01/04/2018)
• Ambiguous Accountability in Municipal Innovation, by Toril Ringholm (01/04/2018)
• Studying Factors Affecting Creation and Fate of Innovations and their Organizations - I: A New Instrument Appendix I Appendix II Appendix III Appendix IV, by Eleanor D. Glor (09/04/2017)
• Evolution of organizational ambidexterity in the public sector and current challenges of innovation capabilities, by Owen Boukamel and Yves Emery (09/04/2017)
• Impact of Innovation Initiatives in a Federal Government Agency: Measuring and Understanding the Influence of Culture and Employee Attitudes, by Richard Aragon, Julie A. Schneider, William Yang, Jacob Basson, Andrew Burton, Read Holman, and Gregory J. Downing (04/04/2017)
• What Happens to Innovations and Their Organizations? by Eleanor D. Glor and Garry Ewart (12/23/2016)
• Public Innovation Policy and Other Determinants of Innovativeness in Poland, by Elżbieta Wojnicka-Sycz and Piotr Sycz (12/23/2016)
• The potential for collaborative innovation between public services and volunteers in the long-term care sector, by Nina Beate Andfossen (12/23/2016)
• Assessing the Relationship between Innovation and Survival in Organizations: An Empirical Review, Research Synthesis, and Analytical Case Study, by Eleanor D. Glor (09/30/2016)
• How to metagovern collaborative networks for the promotion of policy innovations in a dualistic federal system? by Vidar Stevens and Prof. dr. Koen Verhoest (09/30/2016)
• Conceptualizing public innovative capacity: A framework for assessment, by Hanneke Gieske, Arwin van Buuren and Victor Bekkers (05/04/2016)
• Financial Innovation in Local Governments as a Response to the Deterioration of their Risk Profile and Legislative Changes: The case of Poland, by Krzysztof Kluza (05/04/2016)
• Board Governance in the Nonprofit Sector: Role-Performance Relationships of Directors, by Vince Bruni-Bossio and Donald C. Story (05/04/2016)
• Negotiating collaborative governance designs: a discursive approach, by Mie Plotnikof, (12/25/2015)
• Implementing Strategic Communications Planning in a Large Federal Agency, by Mark Weber, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Thomas E. Backer, California State University Northridge, Kristann Orton, Gloria Barnes, Will Jenkins, Carol Crecy (12/25/2015)
• Public Private Innovation in healthcare: ‘Not invented here’ vs. commercialization of welfare innovations, by Helle Aarøe Nissen, (8/20/2015)
• Serving Seniors: Innovation and Public Sector Service Delivery, by Kenneth Kernaghan (8/20/2015)
• Creating value in networks: A method for assessing the current and potential value networks in cross-sector collaboration, by Daniela Grudinschi, Jukka Hallikas, Leena Kaljunen, Antti Puustinen and Sanna Sintonen (8/20/2015)
• Reflections on Participatory Budgeting in New York City, by Marco Castillo (8/20/2015)
• Key competencies for promoting service innovation: any implications for the health sector? by Temidayo O. Akenroye and Christoph W. Kuenne (4/18/2015)
• L’appropriation des innovations managériales par les établissements de santé. À propos du rôle des agences régionales: L’exemple de l’utilisation des données de performance, par Nassera Touati, et Brigitte Brabant (4/18/2015)
• How New Governance Shapes Changes in the Long-Term Care Sector in Ontario, Canada, by Poland Lai (4/18/2015)
• Innovation through Public-Private Partnerships in the Greek Healthcare Sector: How is it achieved and what is the current situation in Greece? by Konstantinos Biginas and Stavros Sindakis (4/18/2015)
• Systemic Innovation Model Translated into Public Sector Innovation Practice, by Juha Koivisto, Pasi Pohjola and Niina Pitkänen (4/18/2015)
• Studying the Impact of Innovation on Organizations, Organizational Populations and Organizational Communities: A Framework for Research, by Eleanor D. Glor, (3/12/2014)
• Collaborative policy innovation: Problems and potential, by Eva Sorensen, and Susanne Boch Waldorff, Denmark (3/12/2014)
• An Integrated Planning, Learning and Innovation System in the Decentralized Public Sector, by Roar Amdam, Volda University College, Volda, Norway (3/12/2014)
• Innovative Policymaking Resulting from Political Pressure from Three Non-Governmental Organizations: An Israeli Case Study, by Yaffa Moskovich, Department of Management, Zefat Academic College, Zefat, Israel and Adi Binhas, Beit Beril Academic College, Kfar Saba, Israel (3/12/2014)
• Public Sector Innovation Theory Revisited, by Iain Gow, Emeritus Professor, Political Science, l’Université de Montréal, Canada (11/11/2014)
• Idées, intérêts, institutions, temps et innovations politiques en Afrique, par Landry Signé, University of Alaska Anchorage, USA (11/11/2014)
• Social Capital and Local Governance Regimes: Early Childhood Development Roundtables in British Columbia, by Tammy Findlay (7/5/2014)
• Workplace Democracy: From a Democratic Ideal to a Managerial Tool and Back, by Markus Pausch, and Paris Londron (7/5/2014)
• Democracy Innovation and Public Authorities: Learning from the Danish Ministry of Taxation, by Helle Vibeke Carstensen, Denmark and Luise Li Langergaard (7/5/2014)
• La mise en œuvre des mesures agroenvironnementales territorialisées en France: un élargissement de la démocratie? L’exemple des régions Centre et Languedoc-Roussillon, par Maude Benoit, et Caroline Patsias (7/5/2014)
• Public Colleges and Democracy, by Linda Muzzin, and Diane Meaghan (7/5/2014)
• Consulting No One: Is Democratic Administration the Answer for First Nations? by Mai Nguyen (7/5/2014)
• Ethics and Leadership in Times of Austerity: Ontario’s Courts and “Justice on Target”, by Ian Greene (7/5/2014)
• Do innovative organisations survive longer than non-innovative organisations? Initial evidence from an empirical study of normal organizations, by Eleanor D. Glor (20/12/2013)
• The relationships between innovation and human and psychological capital in organizations: A review, by Riccardo Sartori and Andrea Ceschi (20/12/2013)
• Integrated and Open Systems Model: An Innovative Approach to Tax Administration Performance Management, by Muzainah Mansor and Mahamad Tayib (20/12/2013)
• Les brevets sur les inventions biotechnologiques végétales: un moyen d’appropriation des ressources phytogénétiques? par Rose-Marie Borges (20/12/2013)
• Interorganizational Innovation in Systemic Networks: TELEKAT Findings, by Janne Seemann, Birthe Dinesen and Jeppe Gustafsson (20/12/2013)
• Genuine partnership and equitable research: working “with” older people for the development of a smart activity monitoring system, by Alessandro Pratesi, University of Chester, United Kingdom (UK), Judith Sixsmith, University of Northampton, UK, and Ryan Woolrych (20/12/2013)
• Co-innovation in Public Services: Planning or Experimenting with Users? by Katri Kallio, Inka Lappalainen, and Karo Tammela (20/12/2013)
• L’action intersectorielle en santé publique ou lorsque les institutions, les intérêts et les idées entrent en jeu, par Carole Clavier, Université du Québec à Montréal et France Gagnon, TÉLUQ | Université du Québec (12/09/2013)
• La revitalisation urbaine intégrée à Montréal: L’intersectorialité dans l’action collective locale, par Gérard Divay et Youssef Slimani, École nationale d’administration publique (12/09/2013)
• Les cégeps et le monde de l’innovation: Au carrefour des dynamiques régionales et sectorielles? par Reda Bensouda, Cégep de l’Outaouais; Guy Chiasson, Université du Québec en Outaouais; Mohamed Lamine Doumbouya, Cégep de l’Outaouais; et Aziza Outghate, Université du Québec en Outaouais (12/09/2013)
• La loi et l’action intersectorielle de l’administration publique territorialisée au Québec, par Marie-Claude Prémont, École nationale d’administration publique (12/09/2013)
• Le défi de la coordination et de l’innovation dans les collaborations intersectorielles: Le cas des services-conseils agricoles au Québec, par Serge Belley et Marie-Ève Gaboury-Bonhomme, École nationale d’administration publique (12/09/2013)
• Management Challenges in Cross-Sector Collaboration: Elderly Care Case Study, par Daniela Grudinschi, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Leena Kaljunen, SOCOM Oy - Expertise on Social Welfare, Timo Hokkanen, University of Eastern Finland, Jukka Hallikas, Sanna Sintonen and Antti Puustinen, Lappeenranta University of Technology (12/09/2013)
• Critical Success Factors for Joint Innovation: Experiences from a New Zealand Innovation Platform, par Erich Buerkler, University of Northwestern Switzerland (12/09/2013)
• The Challenge of Good Governance, by Michiel de Vries, Radboud (24/03/2013)
• Protecting the Internet from Dictators: Technical and Policy Solutions to Ensure Online Freedoms, by Warigia Bowman, and L. Jean Camp (24/03/2013)
• The Middle East and Learning from BRIC, by Alexander Dawoody,
• The Middle East in Suspended Animation: Defective Complex Adaptive Systems, by Samir Rihani (24/03/2013)
• Between Reform and Reaction: The Syrian and Moroccan Response to the Arab Spring, by Jack Kalpakian, Al Akhawayn (24/03/2013)
• Morocco's Dance with Democracy: An Evolutionary Approach to Democratic Reform, by Aziza Zemrani & Cynthia Lynch (24/03/2013)
• Turkey's Changing Foreign Policy and the Arab Spring , by Fahrettin Sümer (24/03/2013)
• Solving Problems Informally: The Influence of Israel's Political Culture on the Public Policy Process, by Nissim Cohen (24/03/2013)
• International Funding to Palestinian NGOs and its Impact on Social Capital and the West Bank, by Mohammad Awad (24/03/2013)
• The Process of Fitting-In: Generational Differences in Self-Esteem among First, 1.5, and Second Generation Egyptians in the US, by Suzi Millar and Shamshad Ahmed (24/03/2013)
• The Rise of Islamic Schools in the United States, by Kathryn Clauss, Shamshad Ahmed, and Mary Salvaterra (24/03/2013)
• Qui sont les auteurs de la performance collective locale? Pour une mise en perspective de la performance publique, par Gérard Divay (24/12/2012)
• Criteria for Developing Mediated Urban Nervous Systems: A Complex Adaptive Systems Perspective, by Mary Ann Allison (24/12/2012)
• Computer-mediated communication in ALICE RAP: A methodology to enhance the quality of large-scale transdisciplinary research, by Maurice B. Mittelmark, Michaela Bitarello Do Amaral-Sabadini, Peter Anderson, Antoni Gual, Fleur Braddick, Silvia Matrai, Tamyko Ysa (24/12/2012)
• Lending Dynamism to Innovative Capacity in the Periphery of Europe:, by Sotiris Zygiaris, Aristotle University (24/12/2012)
• Innovation in Higher Education: How public universities demonstrate innovative course delivery options, by Stephen K. Callaway (1/07/2012)
• How Public Funding and Firms’ Innovation Strategies Affect the Innovation of the Spanish Hotel Industry, by Manuel Guisado-González, Manuel Guisado-Tato and Mercedes Vila-Alonso (1/07/2012)
• Factors Influencing Innovation in Healthcare: A conceptual synthesis, by Temidayo Akenroye (1/07/2012)
• Micro-dynamic Disturbances in the Government Workforce as a Cause of Organizational Poor Performance, by Chiang H. Ren (1/07/2012)
• PART: An Attempt in Federal Performance-based Budgeting, by Tiankai Wang and Sue Biedermann (1/07/2012)
• Strategic and everyday innovative narratives: Translating ideas into everyday life in organizations, by Anne Reff Pedersen and Mette Brehm Johansen (12/03/2012)
• Public policy, intermediaries and innovation system performance: A comparative analysis of Quebec and Ontario, by Angelo Dossou-Yovo, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi and Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay (12/03/2012)
• Powering collaborative policy innovation: Can innovation labs help?, by Helle Vibeke Carstensen & Christian Bason (12/03/2012)
• Producing synergy in collaborations: A successful hospital case study, by Lise Corwin, J. Hope Corbin and Maurice B. Mittelmark (12/03/2012)
• Drivers and barriers of public innovation in crime prevention, by Peter Aagaard (12/03/2012)
• Stewards, mediators, and catalysts: Toward a model of collaborative leadership, by Christopher Ansell, University of California, and Alison Gash (12/03/2012)
• Barriers to credible innovations: Collaborative regional governance in the Netherlands, by Tamara Metze, Tilburg University, and Melika Levelt (12/03/2012)
• Measuring the accountability of collaborative innovation, by Eva Sørensen (12/03/2012)
• The survival of Malaysia’s national television within a changing mediascape, by Fuziah Kartini Hassan Basri, Abdul Latiff Ahmad, Emma Mirza Wati Mohamad, Arina Anis Azlan, and Hasrul Hashim (31/12/2011)
• The Contention between Government and NGOs in Selected Malaysian Chinese Daily Newspapers through the Eyes of Framing, by Chang Peng Kee, Faridah Ibrahim, Fuziah Kartini Hassan Basri, and Kho Suet Nie (31/12/2011)
• Journalists and News Sources: Implications of Professionalism in War Reporting, by Faridah Ibrahim, Latiffah Pawanteh, Chang Peng Kee, Fuziah Kartini Hassan Basri, Badrul Redzuan Abu Hassan, and Wan Amizah Wan Mahmud (31/12/2011)
• Government to citizen: Advocacy of government on-line systems and its acceptance among citizens, by Maizatul Haizan Mahbob, Mohammed Zin Nordin, Ali Salman, Wan Idros Wan Sulaiman, and Mohd. Yusof Hj.Abdullah (31/12/2011)
• Images and issues of Superpowers: An analysis of international news coverage by the government-owned news agency, Bernama via four national dailies, by Faridah Ibrahim, Normah Mustaffa, Chang Peng Kee, and Fauziah Ahmad (31/12/2011)
• The Impact of New Media on Traditional Mainstream Mass Media, by Ali Salman, Faridah Ibrahim, Mohd Yusof Hj.Abdullah, Normah Mustaffa, & Maizatul Haizan Mahbob (31/12/2011)
• Diffusion of innovations: The Adoption of Facebook among Youth in Malaysia, by Normah Mustaffa, Faridah Ibrahim, Wan Amizah Wan Mahmud, Fauziah Ahmad, Chang Peng Kee, and Maizatul Haizan Mahbob (31/12/2011)
• Confronting Environmental Risk via Communication, by Fauziah Ahmad, Normah Mustaffa, Samsudin A. Rahim, Fuziah Kartini Hassan Basri, Abdul Latiff Ahmad, and Jamaluddin Aziz (31/12/2011)
• Malaysian Film Censorship Board (LPF) in the Globalization Era: Towards Transformation and Innovation, by Wan Amizah Wan Mahmud, Faridah Ibrahim, Normah Mustaffa, and Fuziah Kartini Hassan Basri (31/12/2011)
• Digital Inclusion: The Way Forward for Equality in Multiethnic Society, by Samsudin A. Rahim, Latiffah Pawanteh, and Ali Salman (31/12/2011)
• Regulating Blogs in Malaysia, by Abdul Latiff Ahmad, Emma Mirza Wati Mohamad, Badrul Redzuan Abu Hassan, Latiffah Pawanteh, Fauziah Ahmad, and Jamaluddin Aziz (31/12/2011)
• Strategies to improve health communications for breastfeeding: Examining the Relationship between Media Producers and News Sources in Malaysia, by Emma Mirza Wati Mohamad (31/12/2011)
• L’innovation sans lendemain : les difficultés de l’institutionnalisation du changement, par Olivier Gbênamblo Sossa, Nicole Leduc, et François Champagne (25/08/2011)
• What Cannot Be Counted: Ethics, Innovation and Evaluation in the Delivery of Public Services, by Jessica Word, Christopher Stream, and Kimberly Lukasiak (25/08/2011)
• Total innovation - Towards a localised, comprehensive EU innovation policy, by John A Dodd, Jan Franke, Rory Moody (25/08/2011)
• Strategies to Improve Client Service: Exemplars in the Canadian Federal Government, by Karen Somerville, Hamline and Catherine Elliott (25/08/2011)
• Examining local commissioning accreditation schemes for the voluntary and community sector in the UK: A view from the field, by Dr Rod Dacombe, and Kim Donahue (25/08/2011)
• Information Integration to Support Model-Based Policy Informatics, by Christopher L. Barrett, Stephen Eubank, Achla Marathe, Madhav V. Marathe, Zhengzheng Pan, and Samarth Swarup (25/02/2011)
• Utilizing computer simulation models to manage complex governance networks, by Chris Koliba, Asim Zia, and Brian H. Y. Lee (25/02/2011)
• A practical approach to the complex problem of environmental sustainability: The UVa Bay Game, by Gerard P. Learmonth Sr., David E. Smith, William Sherman, Mark A. White, Jeffrey Plank 25/02/2011)
• Platform Governance as a Framework to Support Informatics, by Aaron Wachhaus (25/02/2011)
• Inherent barriers to the use of social media for public policy informatics, by Cliff Lampe, Robert LaRose, Charles Steinfield, and Kurt DeMaagd (25/02/2011)
• Towards evidence-driven policy design: Complex adaptive systems and computational modeling, by Kevin C. Desouza and Yuan Lin (25/02/2011)
• A challenge to the ownership society: Does homeownership alone improve relative neighborhood quality? by Roy L. Heidelberg, and Adam Eckerd (25/02/2011)
• The Global Participant-Observer: Emergence, Challenges and Opportunities, by Alexander Dawoody (25/02/2011)
• Ethics of Innovation for Public Service Professionals, by Gerald Andrews Emison (28/12/2010)
• Enhancing Public Sector Innovation: Examining the network-innovation relationship, by Travis Bland, Boris Bruk, Dongshin Kim, and Kimberly Taylor Lee (28/12/2010)
• When Agents Become Principals: The Possible Perversion of the Incentive Based Compensation in the Norwegian Academia, by Jarle Aarstad, Bergen (28/12/2010)
• Recherche partenariale en économie sociale: analyse d’une expérience novatrice de coproduction des connaissances, par Jean-Marc Fontan (28/12/2010)
• Making a Difference: Strategies for Scaling Social Innovation for Greater Impact, by Frances Westley and Nino Antadze (31/08/2010)
• The Ethics of Pedagogical Innovation in Diversity and Cultural Competency Education, by Mario Rivera, Richard Greggory Johnson III (31/08/2010)
• Creative Commons: Towards the Non-Proprietary Innovation Triangles for Pro-Poor Innovation in Rural and Agricultural Development Partnerships, by Laxmi Prasad Pant and Helen Hambly Odame (31/08/2010)
• Ethics Codes and their Administration: A Particularly Illustrative Case Study and a Call for Collaboration, by Manfred F. Meine and Thomas P. Dunn (31/08/2010)
• Applications for official support: An innovative way to promote grassroots initiatives, by Miklós Antal (31/08/2010)
• Linking Innovation Process to the Provisioning of Public Goods: the Case of Neglected Diseases, by Shishir K. Jha, Mukundan R. and Karuna Jain (31/08/2010)
• Integrated Ethics: An Innovative Program to Improve Ethics Quality in Healthcare, by Ellen Fox, MD (31/08/2010)
• Some forecasts of the diffusion of e-assessment using a model, by Andrew Boyle (10/03/2010)
• Innovation in Healthcare Delivery Systems: A Conceptual Framework, by Vincent K. Omachonu and Norman G. Einspruch (10/03/2010)
• Workforce Management Innovations in Transportation Agencies: Overcoming Obstacles to Public Sector Innovation, by Edmund J. Zolnik and Ryan Sutter (10/03/2010)
• Decolonizing pedagogy in the American Classroom, by Lucia Buttaro (10/03/2010)
• ICT, the New Media (Internet) and Development: Malaysian Experience, by Ali Salman (10/03/2010)
• When the Cure is the Cause: the Turnover and Absenteeism Problems, by Merrelyn Emery, (10/03/2010)
• Forced Governance Innovations for Managing the Economic, Financial and Auto Crashes, by Van R. Johnston (10/03/2010)
• Technological Cooperation, by Nieves Arranz, Spain (05/10/2009)
• Information Asymmetry and the Contracting Out Process, by Francis Amagoh, Kazakhstan (05/10/2009)
• Introduction: Leadership for Wicked Problems, by Richard H. Beinecke, USA (25/02/2009)
• The Practice of Collective Leadership in the Public Sector, by Lilly LeMay, Canada (25/02/2009)
• Leadership and Organizational Strategy, by Matthew R. Fairholm, USA (25/02/2009)
• Getting to Integration: Command and Control or Emergent Process, by Steve Lurie, Canada (25/02/2009)
• Daring Decisions and Representative Municipal Democracy: An Exploration within the New River Management in the Netherlands, by Peter Scholten, The Netherlands (25/02/2009)
• The Evaluation of a Local Whole Systems Intervention for Improved Team Working and Leadership in Mental Health Services, by Steve Onyett, Anne Rees, Carol Borrill, David Shapiro & Sarahjoy Boldison, UK (25/02/2009)
• The Last Mile of the Market: How Network Technologies, Architectures of Participation and Peer Production Transform the Design of Work and Labour, by John Verdon (20/12/2008)
• Perspectives on Organizational Change: Systems and Complexity Theories, by Francis Amagoh (20/12/2008)
• Overcoming Failure of Imagination in Crisis Management: The Complex Adaptive System, by Michael Bolton & Greg Stolcis (20/12/2008)
• Toward a Micro-Enactment Theory of Leadership and the Emergence of Innovation, by Joyce Silberstang & Jim Hazy (20/12/2008)
• Toward Development of a Substantive Theory of Public Sector Organizational Innovation, by Eleanor Glor (20/12/2008)
• Between Implementation and Outcomes, Growth Matters: Grounding an Agent-Based Modeling Approach for Understanding Collaboration Process Management, by Erik Johnston, Ning Nan, Wei Zhong, & Darrin Hicks (20/12/2008)
• The Role of Complexity Dynamics in the Innovation Process within the new Primary-Care Governance Model in Portugal, by Luís Velez Lapão (20/12/2008)
• Modern Information Literacy Innovates Library by Systems Thinking, by Zdenka Petermanec and Matja Mulej (20/12/2008)
• A Complexity Response to Funding Public Education, by Alexander Dawoody (20/12/2008)
• Diagnosis of Sparse Adoption Data using an Expert System-Guided Innovation Diffusion Simulation Model, by Alan J. Thomson (20/12/2008)
• Bios Theory of Innovation, by Héctor Sabelli (20/12/2008)
• Innovation Complexity in the Dynamic Development of an Enterprise: Case Study of the Innovation Marvel of the Shandong Mine Area, by Hua-ling Song, Jin-ke Li , Guo-feng Wen, & Hong-yan Li (20/12/2008)
• The Four Pillars of Innovation: An Elementary School Perspective, by Katina E. Pollock (26/10/2008)
• A Five-Year Study of Field-Based Pedagogical Partnerships to Prepare New Elementary Teachers, by Sally Beisser USA (26/10/2008)
• Perspectives and Portraits in Innovation: The Educational Context, by Marvin Bartell and Riva Bartell (26/10/2008)
• Changing Household Behaviours: Learning for Urban Sustainability, by Rhys E. Taylor, and Will Allen, Landcare (26/10/2008)
• Making the Leap? Transformative Processes, Academic Freedom and Engendering a Research Culture in Ontario Colleges and Small Teaching-Centered Universities, by Thomas Fleming (26/10/2008)
• Looking at Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports Through the Lens of Innovations Diffusion, by Brenda Coble Lindsey (26/10/2008)
• Democratising Social Work – A Key Element of Innovation: From ‘client’ as object, to service user as producer, by Peter Beresford, and Suzy Croft, St John's Hospice (12/05/2008)
• Client Empowerment and Quality Assurance , by Monica Dowling, (12/05/2008)
• Meaning-Making and Client Empowerment: The Basic Needs Incentive Model, by Una Medina and Mario Rivera, Sharon Rogers, , and Christina Shapiro (12/05/2008)
• Innovation still needed? Service User Participation in Social Care Services and Practice-led Management, by Janet Seden (12/05/2008)
• Biography as empowerment or appropriation: research and practice issues, by Joanna Bornat, and Jan Walmsley (12/05/2008)
• Commentary: Client Involvement in Public Administration Research and Evaluation, by Richard H. Beinecke, and Jonathan Delman (12/08/2008)
• Knowledge-based Services with Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Support – A tool for Women Empowerment, by Rekha Prasad, Varanasi, India (12/05/2008)
• Where the Rubber Meets the Road: Government and Accountability Issues in Civil-society-based Organizations, by Arie Halchmi (17/12/2007)
• Does Full Accrual Accounting Enhance Accountability? by Tom Beechy (17/12/2007)
• A Contingency View of How Boards Can Best Contribute to the Efficient Management of Nonprofit Organizations, by Patricia Bradshaw and Ruth Armstrong (17/12/2007)
• A Tale of Two Federations: Policy Reform in Canada and Germany, by Burkard Eberlein and by Steffen G. Schneider (17/12/2007)
• New Rules for Services of General Economic Interest, by Peter Eichhorn (17/12/2007)
• The Potential for Government Privatization to the Nonprofit Sector, by Ian Greene (17/12/2007)
• Trust and Performance Management in Nonprofit Organisations, by Dorothea Greiling (17/12/2007)
• Managing Non-Governmental Organizations in Botswana ,by M. Lekorwe and D. Mpabanga (17/12/2007)
• The Student's Central Role for Efficient Higher Education Management in Germany, by Andrea Sperlich and Katharina Spraul (17/12/2007)
• Canadian Health and Wellness Tourism: Obstacles Impeding International Competitiveness, by Atipol Bhanich Supapol, David Barrows and Arthur Barrows (17/12/2007)
• Comparing Regions, Cities, and Communities: Local Government Benchmarking as an Instrument for Improving Performance and Competitiveness, by Paolo Rondo-Brovetto and Iris Saliterer (19/12/2007)
• The development elite and institutions of the local poor, by Ram Kumar Kakani & Biswatosh Saha (30/10/2007)
• Rethinking innovation and development, by C. Shambu Prasad (30/10/2007)
• Implementation of Privatization Policy, by Md. Nurul Momen (30/10/2007)
• Handmade Carpets, by Sandeep Srivastava and K.K. Goswami (30/10/2007)
• Applying Innovative Processes to Improve Governance and Public Administration and Reduce Poverty, by Eleanor D. Glor, (30/10/2007)
• Indigenous System of Organizations and the Development of SMEs in India, by Pradip Kumar Biswas (30/10/2007)
• Artisan Clusters- Some policy suggestions, by Dr. Tamal Sarkar (30/10/2007)
• Innovation in Public Management: the role and function of community knowledge, by Michael Hess and David Adams (30/04/2007)
• The Nature of Change and Innovation in Five Innovative Schools ,by David C. Dibbon, Memorial University and Katina Pollock (30/04/2007)
• An Innovative Model of Service Development: a process guide for service managers, by Aruna Shekar (30/04/2007)
• Identifying Organizations Fit for Change, by Eleanor D. Glor (30/04/2007)
• Creating Conditions for Healthy Learning Organizations, by R. Darren Stanley (19/12/2006)
• Collaborative Community-Based Public Education & Neighbourhood Schools, by Mark A. Glaser, Nancy McCarthy Snyder, Patricia Stevens, Crystal Gile, and Edward P. Young (19/12/2006)
• Inventory Building & Utilization with Info-Technology, by Joshua Franzel and James Lee (19/12/2006)
• Assessing, Awareness, Perceptions of Academic Staff: E-learning Tools, by Abdulhameed Kayode Agboola (19/12/2006)
• From School to Economy Innovation and Enterprise in Singapore, by Pak Tee Ng & Charlene Tan Nanyang (19/12/2006)
• Brazil's National Award Innovation Education Management: by Armando A. Simoes, Ministry of Education, by Oroslinda Maria & Taranto Goulart (19/12/2006)
• Social Networks, Platforms New Public Private Partnerships Tech & Vocational Education, by Parthasarathi Banerjee (19/12/2006)
• Blood from a Stone, by Dr. T. Fleming (19/12/2006)
• Engaging Democracy and Social Justice in Creating Educational Alternatives, by Morgan Gardner (19/12/2006)
• Postsecondary Education Ideology Capitalist Production, by Ralph V. Barrett (19/12/2006)
• Innovation in the public sector: spare tyres and fourth plinths, by Wayne Parsons, Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom (15/10/2006)
• Approaches and Means of Innovation in Korean Local Government, by KIM Hun-min, Ewha (15/10/2006)
• Innovation of Gay Rights Policies and Media, by Roddrick A. Colvin, John Jay (15/10/2006)
• Enhancing the Prospect for Deliberative Democracy: the Americaspeaks Model, by Maria J. D'Agostino, Richard W. Schwester, Marc Holzer (31/05/2006)
• Quality Management and Organizational Innovation in Canada, by James Iain Gow (31/05/2006)
• Complex Adaptive Systems and the Diffusion of Innovations, by Everett M. Rogers, Una E. Medina, Mario A. Rivera, and Cody J. Wiley, (23/12/2005)
• Emergence, Creativity, and the Logic of Following and Negating, by Jeffrey Goldstein, (23/12/2005)
• Origines et développements des partenariats privé-public en santé dans les pays développés: principes, enjeux et défis institutionnels, par Hachimi Sanni Yaya, Yale University, School of Management, USA. (7/11/2005)
• L’expérience du Fonds d’adaptation des services de santé (FASS) au Québec: une occasion d’apprentissage sur les processus d’introduction de l’innovation et de gestion du changement, par Christian Dagenais, CLIPP, Université de Montré al, Francine Desbiens, GRASP, Université de Montréal, et Pierre Joubert, FQRSC, Gouvernement du Québec, Canada. (7/11/2005)
• Testing a Diffusion of Innovations in Education Model (DIEM), by Mark K. Warford, Buffalo State College (State University of New York), USA (23/12/2005)
• Breaking Down Innovation: New Tools for Project Managing Innovative Projects, by Olaf Diegel, Massey University, Auckland, New Zealand (23/12/2005)
• Towards an Innovation-driven Economy Through Industrial Policy-making: an Evolutionary Analysis of Singapore, by Andrew L S Goh, Department of Management, Birkbeck College, University of London, and Republic of Singapore (23/12/2005)
• The Free-Market Innovation Machine and New Public Management, by Asle Rolland, Department of Public Governance, The Norwegian School of Management, and Statistics Norway, Norway (06/10/2005)
• Les partenariats privé-public comme nouvelle forme de gouvernance et alternative au dirigise étatique: ancrages théoriques et influences conceptuelles par Hachimi Sanni Yaya, School of Management, Yale University, USA. (7/11/2005)
• Bridging ‘Town & Gown’ Through Innovative University-community Partnerships, by Lawrence L. Martin, Center for Community Partnerships; Hayden P. Smith (06/10/2005)
• The Citizen-Innovator, by Ralf Brand, (05/08/2005)
• Community Involvement in Protecting the Environment: The Role of Restoration Advisory Boards (RABs), by Dr. Ross Prizzia (05/08/2005)
• Training and Professional Development for Civically Engaged Communities, by Kathe Callahan Rutgers, University (05/08/2005)
• Improving Performance and Accountability in Local Government with Citizen Participation, by Pamela D. Gibson (05/08/2005)
• Sustaining Citizen-Driven Performance Improvement: Models for Adoption and Issues of Sustainability, by Marc Holzer and Kathryn Kloby (05/08/2005)
• Learning Processes in International Accountability Mechanisms, by Richard E. Bissell (05/08/2005)
• Participatory Processes, by Denise O'Connor (05/08/2005)
• The Consequences of Innovation, by Bann Seng Tan (10/10/2004)
• L'administration en ligne et la gestion citoyenne, organisée et « animée », par Anne Marrec (03/10/2004)
• Is the Internet Politics as Usual or Democracy's Future? Candidate Campaign Web Sites in the 2001 Alberta and British Columbia Provincial Elections, by Harold J. Jansen (01/04/2004)
• Innovations du travail et fonction publique: des efforts louables; un arrimage difficile, par Denis Harrisson et Nathalie Roy (24/03/2004)
• A Topographical Map of the Innovation Landscape, by VE Ross, AW Kleingeld and L Lorenzen (24/03/2004)
• La collaboration scientifique entre le gouvernement et le secteur industriel: Réflexion de type point de vue sur le partage de droits de propriété intellectuelle dans le cadre d'Ententes de recherche en collaboration entre le gouvernement fédéral et le secteur privé, par Steve Bittner (24/03/2004)
• The Process of Engagement: Examination of management values as a change strategy in Veterans Affairs Canada, by Michael Miles (22/02/2004)
• Critical Challenges of the Learning Red Zone: Senior Managers in Empowering Organizational Change, by Marilyn Taylor (22/02/2004)
• Employee Empowerment: Democracy or Delusion, by Howard Doughty (07/02/2004)
• Empowerment and Process Consultation, by Henry Hornstein (07/02/2004)
• Active Adaptation of Municipal Government, by Don de Guerre and Henry Hornstein (07/02/2004)
• Educational Innovation in Small Communities: The Introduction of e-Learning to Extend Student Educational and Career Opportunities, by Ken Stevens and David Dibbon (24/03/2003)
• The Diffusion of E-Learning Innovations in an Australian Secondary College: Strategies and Tactics for Educational Leaders, by Sam Jebeile and Robert Reeve (16/10/2003)
• Web-Based Education, by Thomas D. Lynch and Cynthia E. Lynch (07/10/2003)
• Educational Innovation in Small Communities: The Introduction of e-Learning to Extend Student Educational and Career Opportunities, by Ken Stevens and David Dibbon (24/03/2003)
• Jürgen Habermas' Concept of Universal Pragmatics: A Practical Approach to Ethics and Innovation, by Howard A. Doughty (31/08/2003)
• Innovation Traps: Risks and Challenges in Thinking About Innovation, by Eleanor D. Glor (31/08/2003) - Read a comment on this paper
• The Ethics of Innovation and the Development of Innovative Projects, by Ian Greene (31/08/2003)
• Justice, Business, and the Ethics of Innovation in Canadian Nuclear Waste Management, by Genevieve Fuji Johnson (31/08/2003)
• The Ethics of Quality Improvement: Practitioners' Perspectives by Melissa Bottrell (31/08/2003)
• Modeling Differences: The Application of the Logic Model to Public Policy Analysis, by Santa Falcone (31/08/2003)
• The British Labour Government and the Private Finance Initiative in the National Health Service: A Case of Pragmatic Policy-Making? by Eric Shaw (03/07/2003)
• Governance Through Community Partnerships: A Model for Public Funding of Private Schools in Australia, by Chris Aulich (05/05/2003)
• "Don't just do something, stand there!": Revisiting the Issue of Risks in Innovation in the Public Sector, by Gambhir Bhatta (05/05/2003)
• Gone Today, Here Tomorrow, by Howard Doughty (05/05/2003)
• Incentives to Innovation in Development Governance: Some Aspects of Information System Designing, by Parthasarathi Banerjee (10/03/2003)
• Innovations in Workforce Management: the Electronic Learning Record, Prior Learning Assessment, and Human Capital Accounting, by Dr. Kathryn Barker (10/03/2003)
• Digital Governance Models: moving towards good governance in developing countries, by Vikas Nath (10/03/2003)
• Strategic Innovations in Post-Conflict Situations: Comparative Use of Large-Group Stakeholder Interaction Methods: New Definitions, New Alliances and the Triumph of Optimism, by Jeanne-Marie Col (30/03/2003)
• Classic Theories - Contemporary Applications: a comparative study of the implementation of innovation in Canadian and Chinese Public Sector environments, by Michael Miles, Arun Thangaraj, Wang Dawei and Ma Huiqin (12/12/2002)
• Governance, Power and Ego Development: Toward the Democratic Organization, by Aïda A. Warah (12/12/2002)
• The Reality of Innovation in Government, by Nada Teofilovic (12/12/2002)
• Partners in Progress: S&T Productivity in NRC and Canada's Research Universities, by Hassan Masum and Jack Smith (12/03/2002)
• Crumpled Globalization and Policy Innovation in Canadian Grain Politics: The Wartime Economy of the 1940s, by Chris Adams (23/09/2001)
• Two related papers on innovation patterns: Innovation Patterns, by Eleanor D. Glor (23/07/2002);
• Key Factors Influencing Innovation In Government, by Eleanor D. Glor (27/03/2002)
• Applying Virtue Ethics to the Challenge of Corruption, by Charles Garofalo, Dean Geuras, Thomas D. Lynch, Ph.D., Cynthia E. Lynch, M.P.A. (03/02/2001)
• "Incremental Policy Development and Processes: Creation of the Department of Northern Saskatchewan", by Jerry Hammersmith and Bob Hauck (17/05/2000)
• A Comparative Analysis of Job Satisfaction Among Public and Private Sector Professionals, by David Barrows and Tom Wesson (04/08/2000)
• Sustainable development: three innovative models of public management*, by C P Beukman and Toby Harfield (05/08/1999)
• From Hubris to Reality: Evaluating Innovative Programs in Public Institutions, by Gerald Halpern (01/11/1998)
• What Do We Know About Enhancing Creativity and Innovation? A Review of Literature, by Eleanor D. Glor (01/04/1998)

Discussion Papers

• Constructing a Joint University‒Municipality Platform for Networked Co-creation of Innovative Urban Solutions: A Norwegian Experience, by Jacob Torfing, Hans Torvatn and Lisbeth Øyum, (24/12/2021)
• Defining, Distinguishing and Studying Public Sector Innovation and Change, by Eleanor D. Glor, (24/12/2021)
• John Rawls and The Evolution of Liberalism, by Howard A. Doughty (20/12/2019)
• Trade Openness and Innovation, by Ignacio Munyo and Victoria Dotta (29/07/2019)
• Key Organizational Climate Elements Influencing Employees' Creativity in Government, by Mohamed Sherief (21/03/2019)
• The Politics of Letters of Reference and Recommendation, by Howard A. Doughty (18/12/2018)
• About Work, by Howard A. Doughty (06/16/2018)
• From NASA to EU: the evolution of the TRL scale in Public Sector Innovation by Mihály Héder (09/04/2017)
• A next step in collaborative policy innovation research: Analysing Interactions using Exponential Random Graph Modelling by Vidar Stevens and Prof. dr. Koen Verhoest (09/30/2016)
• Rob Ford and the End of Honour by Ken Ogata, Naomi Couto and Ian Greene, York University, Toronto (3/12/2014)
• Between Threat and Opportunity: The Impact of Drug Trafficking on Governance in the Frontier Region of Mexico and the United States, by Donald E. Klingner, School of Public Affairs, University of Colorado and Roberto MORENO Espinosa, Centro Universitario UAEM Amecameca, México (11/11/2014)
• A Market-segment Template for Public-sector Organizations: Introducing a Client Stance Model, by Kenneth L. Nichols, Professor Emeritus of Public Administration, University of Maine, USA (11/11/2014)
• Transforming regions into innovation ecosystems: A model for renewing local industrial structures, by Kaisa Oksanen and Antti Hautamäki, Agora Center, University of Jyväskylä, Finland (11/11/2014)
• Building Resilience in Public Organizations: The Role of Waste And Bricolage, by Steven Van de Walle, Erasmus University Rotterdam (11/11/2014)
• Observations on Indian Scientific Innovation Output, by Rahul Thakurta, Xavier Institute of Management Bhubaneswar, India and Kaushik Banerjee, Zydus Research Centre, Cadila Healthcare Ltd, Ahmedabad, India (11/11/2014)
• Democracy as an Essentially Contested Concept, by Howard A. Doughty (7/5/2014)
• Human Beings with Rights: Unions and Democracy in the 21st Century, by Randy Robertson (7/5/2014)
• Proportional Representation: Redeeming the Democratic Deficit, by Liz Couture (7/5/2014)
• Rousseau and Representative Democracy Reconsidered: Rehabilitating the General Will, by Howard A. Doughty (7/5/2014)
• Twinning as an Innovative Practice in Public Administration: An example from the Netherlands, by Dr. Philip Marcel Karré and Prof. dr. Mark van Twist (24/12/2012)
• Computer Utilization, Social Capital and Basic Social Service Accessibility in Central America: by Jolynne Bachelor, Kristin Whitehill Bolton, Paul-Jesús Fericelli, Laura Frank Terry, Pamela Hancock, Silviya Nikolva, Vijayan Pillai, and Erica Ruiz (24/12/2012)
• De l'objet aux valeurs communes: quel principe pour la coordination des acteurs dans les PPP agissant dans le domaine de l’aide à la santé ? par Mamadou I Barry (24/12/2012)
• Public Participation: Finding Knowledge and Clarity in Chaos, by Patricia Crawford (25/08/2011)
• Comment on Public Participation: Finding Knowledge and Clarity in Chaos, by Donald R. Officer (25/08/2011)
• Des partenariats université-entreprise : Michel Boisclair (17/12/2009)
• Recent Issues on Skills and Competencies Development in the Canadian Transportation Sector by Dimitri Sanga, African Centre for Statistics, United Nations (15/12/2006)
• A Framework for Understanding Technology and Technological Change, by Paul Crabtree, USA (31/05/2006)
• The Unexplored Relationship between Intuition and Innovation, by Donald R. Officer, Ottawa, Canada (23/12/2005)
• Innovation in a Re-emerging Economy: Lessons from the Hungarian Experience, by Katalin Eibel-Spanyi, Connecticut State University, USA (10/6/2005)
• What do lawyers think about judicial evaluation Responses to the Nova Scotia Judicial Development Project, by Dale H. Poel, Halifax, Canada (10/6/2005)
• Innovation et partenariat Entreprise-Université en Algérie, quel rapprochement Filali Boumediene Faculté des Sciences Economiques, Université Djillali Liabes - Sidi.Bel.Abbes, Algérie (10/6/2005)
• Delivering Results through Quality: The Ontario Public Service Reaps the Benefits of its Quality Service Strategy by Lois Bain, A/Assistant Deputy Minister, Excellence and Innovation, Office of the Premier and Cabinet Office, Mazlin Darsi, Manager, E-Business Inspections, Ministry of Labour, both of Government of Ontario, and Jackie Stothers, formerly with the Ontario Public Service Restructuring Secretariat, Cabinet Office, Government of Ontario, Canada (10/6/2005)
• Business Planning and the New Public Management: An Ontario Perspective, by Tom Wesson and David Barrows, Schulich School of Business, York University (10/6/2005)
• About Empowerment, by Eleanor Glor, Editor-in-Chief, The Innovation Journal (30/04/2005)
• Transforming DoD Organizations Through the Identification and Utilization of Creative Capacity, by Jason A. Whittle and Timothy S. Reed (23/10/2004)
• Evaluating Public Sector Innovation in Networks: Extending the Reach of the National Cancer Institute's Web-based Health Communication Intervention Research Initiative, by Mario A. Rivera and Everett M. Rogers (03/10/2004)
• Commercial Innovation: A Policy Stocktaking, by Val Traversy (24/03/2004)
• The Internet as a Metaphor for the Role of the Modern Government Laboratory, by Ron Freedman (28/03/2004)
• The Experience of Transforming the Ministry of Trade and Industry in Denmark into a Development Oriented Organization, by Birgit Kjølby (24/03/2004)
• Scientific Collaboration Between Government and Industry: A viewpoint position paper on sharing intellectual property rights within the framework of collaborative research agreements between the federal government and the private sector, by Steve Bittner (24/03/2004)
• Why Innovation Doesn't Work, by Ned Hamson (07/02/2004)
• The Followership Continuum: A Model for Increasing Organizational Productivity, by Patsy Baker Blackshear (07/03/2004)
• The Implications of the Male and Female Design Aesthetic for Public Services, by Gloria Moss (27/11/2003)
• Trade Corridor Transparency and Security, by Clyde McElman (09/11/2003)
• TIEKE - National Meeting Point for Information Society Developers by Aatto J. Repo (27/10/2003)
• An Innovative Manager's Check-List, by Eleanor Glor (27/10/2003)
• Design: the somewhat unknown but key ingredient in innovation by Glen Milne (24/03/2003)
• Are Your Innovation Ducks All In A Row? by Andy Radka (19/12/2002)
• Leadership and Innovation: Relating to Circumstances and Change, by Jim Selman (12/12/2002)
• Trust Correlated with Innovation Adoption in Hospital Organizations, by Stephen R. Herting (16/05/2002)
• Who Said That? (27/05/2002)
• Measuring Creativity, by Stuart Nagel (23/09/2001)
• Encouraging Academic Creativity In Research, by Stuart Nagel (12/08/2001)
• An Innovative Manager's Check-List, by Eleanor Glor (27/05/2001)
• Revisioning Bureaucracy for More Effective Government, by Bob Holder (27/05/2001).
• Public Sector Innovations and Public Interest Issues, by Jim Armstrong and Robin Ford (17/12/2000)
• Join our Exchange on Definitions of Innovation in response to Some Thoughts on Definitions of Innovation (25/10/2000)
• Slow Growth and Urban Development Policy, by Christopher Leo and Wilson Brown (09/09/2000)
• Venturing the Future: Being a Creative Ice Breaker of Conventional S&T Wisdom, by Jack Smith, National Research Council of Canada (07/09/2000)
• Creativity and Policy Studies, by Stuart Nagel, Policy Studies Organization (22/08/2000)
• Urban Renaissance: Enhancing the Past Inventing the Future Drivers and Obstacles To Innovation and Change By Voula Mega, PhD. (17/06/2000)
• Innovation in Policy Analysis, by Joseph R. Cerami (17/06/2000)
• Is Innovation a Question of Will or Circumstance? An Exploration of Innovation in the Blakeney Government of Saskatchewan, 1971-82 edited, by Eleanor D. Glor
  What is most important in creating innovation in government, creating the will to do so or adapting to the environment in which the innovation is being created? Can practitioners and observers learn best about innovation through analysis of case studies or study of causes? Is innovation voluntary or determined?
  This document is available in Adobe Acrobat format. For those without it, instructions for downloading acrobat are available at:
  http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/admin/instruce.html (17/05/2000)
• Some Thoughts on Definitions of Innovation, by the Editorial Board of the Innovation Journal(20/11/1999)
• Should government be a tool of enterprise? by Ray Deonandan (02/11/1999)
• How Can Government Departments Encourage Innovation? by Eleanor Glor (24/06/1999)
• An Exchange on Definitions of Innovation, from the Innovative Management Network (22/06/1999)
• The Underpinnings of Accelerated Dynamics and Utilitarianism: The Shifting Roles of Governance in the Knowledge Economy, by Peter E. Gunther (07/06/1999)
• Innovation and Risk-Taking
  • Innovation in the Federal Government - The Risk Not Taken, a discussion paper prepared by the Public Policy Forum as a background document. (23/05/1999)
  • An Industry Canada Perspective, by Kevin Lynch, Deputy Minister, Industry Canada (23/05/1999)
  • The Role and Perspective of the Office of the Auditor General of Canada ,by the Auditor General of Canada (23/05/1999)
  • A Report on Reflections and Discussions, by the Public Policy Forum (23/05/1999)
• Innovation and Risk-Taking: An Industry Canada Perspective (10/05/1999)
• Innovation in Not For Profits and Government, by Pat Griffith (06/04/1999)
• Can the Nordic Welfare State Survive in the World of the Internet? by Paula Tiihonen (30/03/1999)
• Turbulence and Urban Innovation, by Terry Nichols Clark (24/03/1999)
• What is the Difference Between Change Management and Innovation? a study by the Innovation Network (24/03/1999)
• The Challenges Facing Today’s Leader, by André Gladu (02/11/1999)
• Magic, Innovation and Decision Making, by Ralph V. Barrett and Howard A. Doughty (01/11/1999)
• The Third Culture, by Kevin Kelly (01/11/1999)
• National Performance Review Employee Survey Results, by Stephen Barr (01/11/1999)
• Deep Prejudice, by Howard A. Doughty and Philip H. King (01/11/1998)
• Creating a Responsive Service Delivery Agency: Centrelink, Australia, by Sue Vardon, Chief Executive Officer, Centrelink, Australia (01/10/1998)
• An Exchange on The Politics of Radically New Products Comments, by Andrew Crosby, Walter Derzko, John Fritz, and Melissa Schilling. (01/07/1998)
• The Role of Innovation Awards, by Eleanor Glor (21/02/1998)
• Strategies for Creating an Innovative Public Sector, by Eleanor Glor (18/11/1997)
• Profile of an Innovator, by Eleanor Glor (18/11/1997)
• Challenges to Innovation in the Public Sector, by Eleanor Glor (18/11/1997)
• Profile of an Innovator, by Eleanor Glor (18/11/1997)
• Managing in a Time of Change: the Innovation Process, by Eleanor Glor (30/05/1997)
• Innovation: political health and pathology, by Howard A. Doughty (24/05/1997)
• What is Public Sector Innovation? by Eleanor Glor (07/01/1997
• A formula for Innovation in Government, by Danny Lyonnais and Diane Houle-Rutherford (12/11/1996)
• Innovation in Revenue Canada, by Pierre Gravelle (03/09/1996)
• Making Innovation a Way of Life, by Claire Morris (15/06/1996)
• The Politics of Innovation/Innovation et politique. Speach by J. Iain Gow (05/06/1996)
• Social Inventions, by Stu Conger (27/06/1996)
• Who said that? by Jean Pierre Leduc

Case Studies

• Social Innovation Policies: A Way Through Emerging Innovation Structures, by Martha Leticia Silva-Flores (20/12/2019)
• The Innovation System of Kazakhstan in the Context of the Global Innovation Index, by Yelena Stavbunik and Martin Pelucha (21/03/2019)
• Human factors in the Implementation and Adoption of Innovations in Healthcare Services, by Kari Bjerke Batt-Rawden, Evastina Björk and Dag Waaler (01/04/2018)
• Small is Beautiful: Knowledge Management and Budget Reform in a Rural County, by Pamela A. Mische, and Thomas A.P. Sinclair, Binghamton University (04/04/2017)
• Solid Waste Management in Chennai: Lessons from Exnora, by Niyati Mahajan (5/12/2016)
• Toward a National Innovation Strategy: A critique of Ghana’s Science, Technology and Innovation Policy, by Smith Oduro-Marfo (12/23/2015)
• The Institutionalisation of Graffiti in Higher Education Institutions: Saudi Innovation, by Abdulrahman Essa Al Lily, Department of Educational Technologies, King Faisal University, Saudi Arabia (8/20/2015)
• Promoting innovation in SMEs in developing countries: Case study of Costa Rica’s PROPYME program, by José Guimón, Department of Development Economics, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain (8/20/2015)
• “The Killing Fields” of Innovation: How to kill ideas, by Karen Ingerslev, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark (3/12/2014)
• Turning Stone into Gold and Silver into Stone: On the importance of studying innovation, by Jarle Moss Hildrum, Oslo, Norway (11/11/2014)
• Adoption of web-based technologies in pursuit of work productivity and creativity within the public sector in South Africa, by Blessing Mbatha (20/12/2013)
• The Whitehall Innovation Hub: An emphasis on Capabilities and Connectivity, by Su Maddock (24/12/2012)
• Saving Fido: A Case in the Privatization of Local Animal Control Services, by Julie Pietroburgo (1/07/2012)
• Internet Usage in a Malaysian Sub-Urban Community: A Study of Diffusion of ICT Innovation, by Ali Salman, School of Media and Communication Studies and Mohd Safar Hasim (25/08/2011)
• Modelling cost-benefit analysis in a data-scarce environment: developing a heuristic tool, by Mark O’Brien (28/12/2010)
• Building Psychiatric Clinical Research Capacity in Low and Middle Income Countries: the Cuban-Canadian Partnership Project, by Stan Kutcher, Bianca Horner, Colleen Cash, Martha Fors Lopez and Maria Amparo Pascual, (10/03/2010)
• Centres of Excellence in Africa: The Contribution of CESPAM in Public administration in the SADC Region, by M.H. Lekorwe (10/03/2010)
• Innovating in the German Public Sector: How a Think Tank Frames the Debate on NPM, by Rick Vogel and Jetta Frost, University of Hamburg, Germany (05/10/2009)
• Challenges for Urban Environments in the Implementation of Dual Language Programs, by Lucia Buttaro, Adelphi University, USA. (05/10/2009)
• Inspiring the Future of Mental Health and Addictions in New Zealand: The Blueprint Executive Leadership and Management Programmes, by Sally Pitts-Brown & Janet Peters, New Zealand (25/02/2009)
• Growing To Work Enterprise: Enhanced Client Empowerment Accomplished via Innovations in a Local Welfare-To-Work Program, by Marvin Pichla (12/05/2008)
• Alleppey Tourism Development Cooperative: The case of network advantage, by Babu P. George, Assistant Professor of Tourism, University of Southern Mississippi, USA (30/10/2007)
• Challenging Trauma, by Manoj Joshi, Sahara Arts & Management Academy, Lucknow, India (30/10/2007)
• The Journey of a Creative Thought Leader: by Su Maddock, National School of Government, Manchester Business School, United Kingdom (30/04/2007)
• Sky-High Innovation in the Boardroom: Theory-Z for Boards, by Larry R. Vandervert, American Nonlinear Systems, Spokane, Washinton, USA (15/10/2006)
• Surviving the Innovation Paradox: the Case of Megaproject X, by Marcel Veenswijk, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (15/10/2006)
• A video of Ev Rogers, the Innovation pioneer, by Dr. Glenda R. Balas, University of New Mexico (producer/writer) and Jason Balas, University of Oklahoma (videographer/editor) (15/10/2006)
• Improved Organizational Performance through the Interdisciplinary Provision of Services: A Case Study of an Economic Evaluation of Pharmacist Dosing of Warfarin, by Tom Wesson, Glen E. Randall, David Barrows and Jimmy Fung, Schulich school of Business Canada (31/05/2006)
• Empowerment through Service-Learning: Teaching Technology to Senior Citizens, by Sally R. Beisser (30/04/2005)
• The Best and the Brightest: Fostering Innovation and Community Involvement in Small Colorado Communities, by Kathryn Cheever and Robert Clifton (30/04/2005)
• Citizen Engagement in Policy Development and Priority-setting: The Health Products and Food Branch Public Advisory Committee, by Roger Farley (30/04/2005)
• Empowerment in Local Government Administration: The Case of Elgin, Illinois, by Heidi O. Koenig (30/04/2005)
• Policy Choices for Contemporary Canada: The emerging role of fathers as primary caregivers, by Deborah L. Norwood (30/04/2005)
• From Citizen Expression to Engagement and Empowerment: The Case of Olympia, Washington, by Alicia Seegers Martinelli (30/04/2005)
• World Changers: Successful Partnership for Housing Rehabilitation, by Louis R Hill, Jr (24/03/2004)
• Federal-Provincial Business Registry Services and Payment System: Offering Electronic Inter-jurisdictional Services Based on Business Needs, by Stuart MacLean (12/12/2002)
• Management Tools For Creating Government Responsiveness: The Liquor Control Board of Ontario as a Context for Creating Change, by Rosemary McInerney and David Barrows (05/11/2002)
• The Participative Budget in Porto Alegre: Insights from a Study Visit of a Canadian Councillor, by Clive Doucet (30/08/2002)
• Factors for Success in Participative Community Planning: Lessons from a Case Study in Child Welfare in the Province of Alberta, by Peter Gabor and Ian Greene (06/07/2002)
• Potential Impacts of Compressed Work Week on Access to Services in a Small Government Operation in Canada, The Case of the Product Safety Program of Western Region, by Ivy Chan (23/07/2001)
• Negotiating Labour Market Development Agreements, by Herman Bakvis and Peter Aucoin, March 2000 (16/12/2001)
• Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), by Eleanor Glor Editor-in-Chief, The Innovation Journal (01/04/2000)
• Case Studies from the First Quality Conference for Public Administrations in the EU (introduction)
  • The Keys of the City (27/05/2001)
  • Swedish Customs Administration (24/04/2000)
  • Open Customer Systems in the Swedish Public Employment Service, by Clas Almén and Göran Åhma (24/04/2000)
  • The System for Self-Service Access to the Swedish Vehicle Registry, by Lars Carlsson, Yngve Jotoft (24/04/2000)
• Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) (05/20/2000)
• Good Practices in Citizen-Centred Service (05/20/1999)
• Alternate Service Delivery in the Government of Canada http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/ (20/05/2003) The Government of Canada has removed these case studies from its website.
• A Case of Innovation in a Government Setting An innovative government web site: Industry Canada's Strategis http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/ (24/07/1999)
• Empowerment and Workforce Adjustment in the Niagara Area Office Of Human Resources Development Canada, by Ken Loucks and Michaek B. Rogertson (03/09/1999)
• Metropolis Project (03/09/1998)
• Application of Creative Problem Solving Processes to R&D Planning: A Case Study in Urban Roads Technology Research, by J. André Potworowski (21/02/1998)
• Confrontation, Compromise, and Cooperation, by Commander Mark Rayner Eldridge (29/06/1999)
• Forintek Canada Corp: The Government of Canada's First Privatization, 1979 a case study in Federal, Provincial & Private sector partnetships, by Jim Dangerfield (21/01/1998) & (17/08/2001)
• Geomatics Canada Access on the World Wide Web, by Gordon Plunkett (21/01/1998) & (17/08/2001)
• The Need For Political Innovation, The Finnish Parliamentary Committee for the Future, Innovation in Finland, by Paula Tiihonen (16/04/1998)

Book Reviews

• Measuring Innovation Everywhere: The Challenge of Better Policy, Learning, Evaluation and Monitoring, by Fred Gault, reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (09/09/2021)
• Democracy in Canada: The Disintegration of Our Institutions, by Donald J. Savoie, reviewed by Donald R. Officer (04/30/2021)
• Capital and Ideology, by Thomas Piketty, reviewed by Donald R. Officer (04/30/2021)
• Theories of Social Innovation, by Danielle Logue, reviewed by David Barrows (09/16/2020)
• The Sport and Prey of Capitalists: How the Rich Are Stealing Canada’s Public Wealth, by Linda McQuaig, reviewed by Donald Officer (09/16/2020)
• The Plague, by Albert Camus, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (09/16/2020)
• Automating Inequality: How High-Tech Tools Profile, Police and Punish the Poor, by Virginia Eubanks, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (09/16/2020)
• Artificial Unintelligence: How Computers Misunderstand the World, by Meredith Broussard, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (09/16/2020)
• On Fire: The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal, by Naomi Klein, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (12/20/2019)
• 30 Great Ideas: Building Innovation Skills and Capacity for the Public Service Professional, by Ed Bernacki, reviewed by Donald R. Officer (12/20/2019)
• Creating Effective Rules in Public Sector Organizations, by Leisha DeHart-Davis, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (12/20/2019)
• Administrative Burden: Policymaking by Other Means, by Pamela Herd and Donald P. Moynihan, reviewed by Donald R. Officer (07/29/2019)
• Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress, by Steven Pinker, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (03/21/2019)
• The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure, by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (12/18/2018)
• The Clash of Fundamentalisms: Crusades, Jihads and Modernity, by Tariq Ali, reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor, (12/18/2018)
• An Everyone Culture: Becoming a Deliberately Developmental Organization, by Robert Kegan and Lisa Laskow Lahey, reviewed by Donald R. Officer, (12/18/2018)
• Hammer and Silicon: The Soviet Diaspora in the US Innovation Economy – Immigration, Innovation, Institutions, Imprinting, and Identity, by Sheila M. Puffer, Daniel J. McCarthy and Daniel M. Satinsky, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/10/2018)
• Citizen Clem: A Biography of Attlee, by John Bew, reviewed by Ron Hikel (04/10/2018)
• How Capitalism Destroyed Itself: Technology Displaced by Financial Innovation, by William Kingston, reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (04/10/2018)
• The Square and the Tower: Networks and Power, from the Freemasons to Facebook, by Niall Ferguson, Reviewed by Donald R. Officer (16/06/2018)
• Bullshit Jobs: A Theory, by David Graeber. Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (16/06/2018)
• Orbán: Hungary’s Strongman, by Paul Lendvai. Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (16/06/2018)
• Tom Nichols, The Death of Expertise: The Campaign Against Established Knowledge and Why It Matters, reviewed by Donald R. Officer (04/01/2018)
• Harry Glasbeek, Class Privilege: How Law Shelters Shareholders and Coddles Capitalism, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/01/2018)
• Governing Public-Private Partnerships, by Joshua Newman, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/09/2017)
• No Is Not Enough: Resisting Trump’s Shock Politics and Winning the World We Need, by Naomi Klein, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/09/2017)
• The Wealth of Humans: Work, Power and Status in the Twenty-first Century, by Ryan Avent, reviewed by Donald R. Officer (04/09/2017)
• Understanding Climate Change: Science, Policy, and Practice, by Sarah L. Burch and Sara E. Harris, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/09/2017)
• The New Lawyer: How Settlement Is Transforming the Practice of Law¸ 2nd edition, by Julie Macfarlane, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/09/2017)
• Trauma-Informed Youth Justice in Canada: A New Framework toward a Kinder Future, by Judah Oudshoorn, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/04/2017)
• Social Determinants of Health: Canadian Perspectives, 3rd ed., edited by Dennis Raphael, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/04/2017)
• Collaborative Innovation in the Public Sector, by Jacob Torfing, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/04/2017)
• The Cancer Stage of Capitalism, 2nd edition, by John McMurtry, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/04/2017)
• Professional Communications in the Public Sector: A Practical Guide, by Ted Glennand Developing Public Policy: A Practical Guide, by Bobby Siu, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/04/2017)
• Enhancing Public Innovation by Transforming Public Governance, by Jacob Torfing & Peter Triantafillou, Eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (23/12/2016)
• Merchants of Doubt: How a Handful of Scientists Obscured the Truth on Issues from Tobacco Smoke to Global Warming, by Naomi Oreskes & Erik M. Conway, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (23/12/2016)
• School Choice: The End of Public Education? by Mercedes Schneider, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (23/12/2016)
• Makers and Takers: The Rise of Finance and the Fall of American Business, by Rana Foroohar, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (23/12/2016)
• Potash: An Inside Account of Saskatchewan’s Pink Gold, by John Burton, reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (30/09/2016)
• Brand Command: Canadian Politics and Democracy in an Age of Message Control, by Alex Marland, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (30/09/2016)
• No Such Thing as a Free Gift: The Gates Foundation and the Price of Philanthropy, by Linsey McGoey, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (30/09/2016)
• I’m right and you’re an idiot: The toxic state of public discourse and how to clean it up, by James Hoggan (with Grania Litwin), reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (30/9/2016)
• Innovation in the Public and Nonprofit Sectors: A Public Solutions Handbook, by Patria de Lancer Julnes & Ed Gibson, Eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (5/5/2016)
• How to Be an Intellectual, by Jeffrey J. Williams, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (5/5/2016)
• What’s Yours Is Mine: Against the Sharing Economy, by Tom Slee, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (5/5/2016)
• Poison Spring: The Secret History of Pollution and the EPA, by E. G. Vallianatos (with McKay Jenkins), reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/12/2015)
• How Nations Innovate, by Jingjing Huo, reviewed by Ronald Hikel (25/12/2015)
• On Reflection: An Essay on Technology, Education, and the Status of Thought in the Twenty-first Century, by Ellen Rose, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (25/12/2015)
• Disarming Conflict: Why Peace Cannot Be Won on the Battlefield, by Ernie Regehr, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (25/12/2015)
• Inequality: What Can Be Done? by Anthony H. Atkinson, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (20/8/2015)
• Femocratic Administration: Gender, Governance, and Democracy in Ontario, by Tammy Findlay, reviewed by: Howard A. Doughty, (20/8/2015)
• Rwanda and the Moral Obligation of Humanitarian Intervention, by Joshua James Kassner, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (20/8/2015)
• On Immunity: An Inoculation, by Eula Biss, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (18/4/2015)
• India’s Healthcare Industry Innovation in Delivery, Financing & Manufacturing, by Lawton R. Burns, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (18/4/2015)
• To Live and Die in America: Class, Power, Health and Healthcare, by Robert Cheromas and Ian Hudson, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (18/4/2015)
• The Digital Economy Anniversary Edition: Rethinking the Promise and Peril in the Age of Networked Intelligence, by Donald Tapscott, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (5/12/2014)
• Mixed Emotions: Beyond Fear and Hatred in International Conflict, by Andrew A. G. Ross, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (5/12/2014)
• Beyond Crowd Psychology: The Power of Agoral Gatherings, by Adam Biela, ed., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (5/12/2014)
• Political Communication in the Era of New Technologies, by Boguslawa Dobek-Ostrowska & Jan Garlicki, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (5/12/2014)
• The Open Organization: A New Era of Leadership and Organizational Development, by Philip A. Foster, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (5/12/2014)
• This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate, by Naomi Klein, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (5/12/2014)
• Health, Illness, and Disease: Philosophical Essays, by Havi Carel, Rachel Valerie Cooper, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada. (11/11/2014)
• Registering Class, by Leo Panitch, Greg Albo and Vivek Chibber, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada. (11/11/2014)
• Capital in the 21st Century, Thomas Piketty, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada. (11/11/2014)
• Lifelong Learning in Europe: National Patterns & Challenges, by Ellu Saar, Odd Bjorn Ure & John Hofford, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada. (11/11/2014)
• The Confidence Trap: A History of Democracy in Crisis from World War I to the Present, by David Runciman, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (7/5/2014)
• The Politics of Voting: Reforming Canada's Electoral System, by Dennis Pilon, reviewed by Osvaldo Croci, (7/5/2014)
• Wrestling with Democracy: Ruminations of a Messy, Historical, Contested Reality, by Dennis Pilon, reviewed by Osvaldo Croci,(7/5/2014)
• The Angola Horror, by Charity Vogel, reviewed by Randy Kazmierski, (7/5/2014)
• Scatter, Adapt, and Remember: How Humans Will Survive a Mass Extinction, reviewed by Michael Popejoy, (7/5/2014)
• Languages of the Unheard: Why Militant Protest Is Good for Democracy, by Stephen D’Arcy, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (7/5/2014)
• Crises of Imagination, Crises of Power, by Max Haiven, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (7/5/2014)
• Neoliberalism’s War on Higher Education, by Henry A. Giroux, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (7/5/2014)
• The Algerian Chronicles, by Albert Camus, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (7/5/2014)
• The Rule of Law, Islam, and Constitutional Politics in Egypt and Iran, by Saïd Amir Arjomand and Nathan J. Brown, eds., reviewed by Lexy Smith-Doughty, (7/5/2014)
• The Art of Happiness at Work, by Dalaï Lama and Howard Cutler, reviewed by Raymond A. Lemay, (7/5/2014)
• Nik Barry-Shaw & Dri Oja Jay, eds., Paved with Good Intentions: Canada's Development NGOs on the Road from Idealism to Imperialism? Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (20/12/2013)
• Bear F. Braumoeller, The Great Powers and the International System: Systemic Theory in Empirical Perspective, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (20/12/2013)
• Diane Ravitch, Reign of Error: The Hoax of the Privatization Movement and the Danger to American Public Schools, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (20/12/2013)
• Al Gini & Ronald M. Green, 10 Virtues of Outstanding Leaders, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (20/12/2013)
• Pierre P. Tremblay (dir.), L’administration contemporaine de l’État: une perspective canadienne et québécoise, revisé par Ian Roberge (12/09/2013)
• Aaron James, Assholes: A Theory, reviewed by Howard A. Doughtyl (12/09/2013)
• Frans de Waal, The Bonobo and the Atheist: In Search of Humanism among the Primates, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (12/09/2013)
• Dancing at the Edge: Competence, Culture and Organization in the 21 st Century, by Maureen O'Hara and Graham Leicester, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty(24/03/2013)
• Flux: What Marketing Managers Need to Navigate the New Environment, edited by David Soberman and Dilip Soman, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (24/03/2013)
• Theories of Performance: Organizational and Service Improvement in the Public Domain, by Colin Talbot, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (24/03/2013)
• On a Farther Shore: The Life and Legacy of Rachel Carson, by William Souder, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (24/12/2012)
• Thinking Fast and Slow:, by Daniel Kahneman, reviewed by Iain Gow (24/12/2012)
• Measuring the Mosaic: An Intellectual Biography of John Porter, by Rick Helms-Hayes, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (24/12/2012)
• Native America, Discovered and Conquered: Thomas Jefferson, Lewis & Clark, and Manifest Destiny, by Robert J. Miller, reviewed by Jerry Hammersmith, Canada (24/12/2012)
• The International Human Rights Movement: A History, by Aryeh Neier, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (24/12/2012)
• The World Health Organization between North and South:, by Nitsan Chorev, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (24/12/2012)
• Wicked Environmental Problems: Managing Uncertainty and Conflict, by Balint, Stewart, Desai, and Walters (24/12/2012)
• A Life of Learning and Other Pleasures:, John Meisel’s Tale, by John Meisel, reviewed by James Iain Gow (24/12/2012)
• New York Times v. Sullivan: Civil Rights, Libel Law, and the Free Press, by Kermit Hall and Melvin I. Urovsky, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (1/07/2012)
• Who Killed Hammarskjöld? The UN, the Cold War, and White Supremacy in Africa, by A. Susan Williams, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (1/07/2012)
• Managing the Future: A Guide to Forecasting and Strategic Planning in the 21st Century, by Stephen M. Millett, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (1/07/2012).
• Advocacy Organizations and Collective Action, edited by Aseem Prakash and Mary Kay Gugerty, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (1/07/2012)
• Networks, Innovation and Public Policy: Politicians, Bureaucrats and the Pathway to Change inside Government, by Considine, Lewis and Alexander, reviewed by Robyn Keast (12/03/2012)
• Innovation in the Public Sector: Linking Capacity and Leadership, by Victor Bekkers, Jurian Edelenbos and Bram Steijn (editors), reviewed by Karl Löfgren (12/03/2012)
• The Black Hole of Public Administration, by Ruth Hubbard and Gilles Paquet, reviewed by Tom Brzustowski (25/08/2011)
• Prodigal Nation: Moral Decline and Divine Punishment from New England to 9/11, by Andrew R. Murphy, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/08/2011)
• The Invention of Hebrew, by Seth L. Sanders, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (25/08/2011)
• Labors of Innocence in Early Modern England, by Joanna Picciotto, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/08/2011)
• Healing the Herds: Disease, Livestock Economies, and the Globalization of Veterinary Medicine, by Karen Brown & Daniel Gilfoyle, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/08/2011)
• Youth in a Suspect Society: Democracy or Disposability? by Henry A. Giroux, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/08/2011)
• Universal Human Rights and Extraterritorial Obligations, by Sigrun Skogly & Mark Gibney, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/02/2011)
• American Blacklist: The Attorney General's List of Subversive Organizations, by Robert Justin Goldstein, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/02/2011)
• The Dance of Person and Place: One Interpretation of American Indian Philosophy, by Thomas M. Norton-Smith, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/02/2011)
• The Death of the Liberal Class, by Chris Hedges, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/02/2011)
• Employee Empowerment – the rhetoric and the reality, by Rosana Huq, reviewed by Joanne Murphy (25/02/2011)
• Research and Innovation Policy: Changing Government-University Relations, edited by G. Bruce Doern and Christopher Stoney, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (28/12/2010)
• Artistry Unleashed: A Guide to Pursuing Great Performance in Work and Life, by Hilary Austen, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (28/12/2010)
• Before Earth Day: The Origins of American Environmental Law, 1945-1970, by Karl Boyd Brooks, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (28/12/2010)
• Edited Clean Version: Technology and the Culture of Control, by Raiford Guins, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (28/12/2010)
• The Ethics Primer for Public Administrators in Government and Nonprofit Organizations, by James Svara, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty(28/12/2010)
• In the Place of Justice: A Story of Punishment and Deliverance, by Wilbert Rideau, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (28/12/2010)
• Leading Public Sector Innovation: Co-creating for a Better Society, by Christ reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (28/12/2010)
• Corporate Social Responsibility: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly , by Subhabrata Banerjee, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada. (30/08/2010)
• The Cultural Politics of Human Rights: Comparing the US and UK, by Kate Nash, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada. (30/08/2010)
• Discourse and Community: Multidisciplinary Studies in Canadian Culture , edited by Howard A. Doughty and Marino Tuzi, reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor, The Innovation Journal: The Public Sector Innovation Journal. (30/08/2010)
• Dimensions of Prejudice: Towards a Political Economy of Bigotry, by Zak Cope, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada. (30/08/2010)
• Rethinking Leadership and "Whole of Government" National Security Reform: Problems, Progress and Prospects , by Joseph B. Cerami & Jeffrey A. Engel, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada. (30/08/2010)
• Innovation, Evolution and Economic Change: New Ideas in the Tradition of Galbraith, by Blandine Laperche, James K. Galbraith, & Dimitri Uzunidas, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada. (30/08/2010)
• Recent Advances in Neo-Schumpeterian Economics: Essays in Honour of Horst Hanusch, by Andreas Pyka, Uwe Cantner, Alfred Greiner and Thomas Kuhn, (eds.), reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (30/08/2010)
• Europe, Globalization and the Lisbon Agenda , by Maria João Rodrigues, ed., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (30/08/2010)
• The Cancer Stage of Capitalism, by John McMurtry, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (10/03/2010)
• Governing the Environment: Salient Institutional Issues, by Albert Breton, Giorgio Brosio, Silvanna Dalmazzone, Giovanna Garrone, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (10/03/2010)
• Professionalism and Public Service: Essays in Honour of Ken Kernaghan, by David Siegel and Ken Rasmussen, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (10/03/2010)
• Blood and Capital: The Paramilitarization of Colombia, by Jasmin Hristov, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (10/03/2010)
• Elusive Equality: Gender, Citizenship, and the Limits of Democracy in Czechoslovakia, 1918-1950, by Melissa Feinberg, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (10/03/2010)
• The Price of Exclusion: Race, Nationalism and the Decline of German Liberalism 1898-1933, by Eric Kurlander, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (10/03/2010)
• Innovation in Public Services: Entrepreneurship. Creativity and Management, by Paul Windrum and Per Koch, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (10/03/2010)
• The Future of Innovation, by Bettina von Stamm and Anna Trifilova, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Seneca College, Canada (10/03/2010)
• Governing by Network: The new Shape of the Public Sector, by Stephen Goldsmith and William D. Eggers, reviewed by Dumisani Mphalala, South Africa. (05/10/2009)
• The Brain that Changes Itself: Stories of Personal Triumph from the Frontiers of Brain Science, by Norman Doidge, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Canada (05/10/2009)
• A Cognitive Theory of the Firm: Learning, Governance and Dynamic Capabilities, by Bart Nooteboom, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Canada (05/10/2009)
• Collective Intelligence: Creating a Prosperous World at Peace, by Mark Tovey, ed., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty , Canada (05/10/2009)
• Gwen Ifill, Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Canada (25/02/2009)
• Tom Christensen and Per Lægreid, editors, Transcending New Public Management: The Transformation of Public Sector Reforms, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Canada (25/02/2009)
• Andrew Carey, Inside Project Red Stripe: Incubating Innovation and Teamwork at The Economist, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Canada (25/02/2009)
• Thomas Homer-Dixon, The Upside of Down: Catastrophe: Creativity and the Renewal of Civilization, reviewed by Ed Weick, Canada (25/02/2009)
• Allan Blakeney, An Honourable Calling: Political Memoirs, reviewed by Eleanor Glor, Canada (25/02/2009)
• The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, reviewed by James Iain Gow (20/12/2008)
• School Reform in a Global Society by William E. Segall, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/10/2008)
• Capitalists and Conquerors: A Critical Pedagogy Against Empire by Peter McLaren, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/10/2008)
• Indigenous Education and Empowerment by Ismael Abu-Saad & Duane Champaign, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/10/2008)
• Becoming Culturally Oriented: Practical Advice for Psychologists and Educatiors by Nadya A. Fouad and Patricia Arrendondo, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/10/2008)
• 'Professing' Humanistic Sociology by Glenn A. Goodwin and Martin D. Schartz, ed., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/10/2008)
• Social Learning: Towards a Sustainable World by Arjen E. J. Wals, ed., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (25/10/2008)
• Service User and Carer Involvement: by Mo McPhail, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (12/05/2008)
• Health and Social Care: Establishing a Joint Future? by Alison Petch, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (12/05/2008)
• Good to Great and the Social Sectors: A monograph to accompany Good to Great (why business thinking is not the answer) by J. Collins, Reviewed by Raymond A. Lemay, Services to Children and Adults, Plantagenet, CANADA (12/05/2008)
• David A. Good, The Politics of Public Money: Spenders, Guardians, Priority Setters, and Financial Watchdogs Inside the Canadian Government, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (17/12/2007)
• Jeffrey Sachs, The End of Poverty: Economic Possibilities for Our Time, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (30/10/2007)
• Paul Collier, The Bottom Billion: Why the Poorest Countries Are Failing and What Can Be Done About It, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (30/10/2007)
• Gareth Steadman Jones: An End to Poverty? A Historical Debate, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (30/10/2007)
• William Easterley, White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (30/10/2007)
• Naomi Klein, The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (30/10/2007)
• Nikolaos Karagiannis and Zagros Madjd-Sadjadi: Modern State Intervention in the Era of Globalisation, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (30/10/2007)
• Michael Barzelay and Colin Campbell, Preparing for the Future: Strategic Planning in the U.S. Air Force, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (30/04/2007)
• Gustavo Ghidini, Intellectual Property and Competition Law: The Innovation Nexus, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (30/04/2007)
• Organizations Evolving, Second Edition, by Howard E. Aldrich and Martin Rueff, reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (15/10/2006)
• Synchronizing Science and Technology with Human Behaviour, by Ralf Brand, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (31/05/2006)
• Building New Bridges / Bâtir de Nouveau Ponts, by Jeff Keshen and Sylvie Perrier, editors, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (31/05/2006)
• Hiding from Humanity: Disgust, Shame and the Law, by Martha C. Nussbaum, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (31/05/2006)
• Governing for Results: A Director's Guide to Good Governance, by Mel D. Gill (31/05/2006)
• Metropolitan Governance: Conflict, Competition and Cooperation , by Richard C. Feiock, ed., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (23/12/2005)
• The SAGE Handbook of Organizational Discourse, by David Grant, Cynthia Hardy, Cliff Oswick and Linda Putnam, eds., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (23/12/2005)
• The Gebusi: Lives Transformed in a Rainforest, by Bruce Knauft, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (23/12/2005)
• Catherine A. Odora Hoppers, ed., Indigenous Knowledge and the Integration of Knowledge Systems: Towards a Philosophy of Articulation, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (23/12/2005)
• The Psychology of Decision Making: People in Organizations by Lee Roy Beach and Terry Connolly, reviewed by Howard A, Doughty (06/10/2005)
• Leadership in Nonprofit Organizations: by Barry Dym and Harry Hutson,, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (06/10/2005)
• Handbook of Entrepreneurial Dynamics by William B Gartner, Kelley G Shaver, Nancy M Carter, Paul D Reynolds, editors., reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (06/10/2005)
• Democratic Social Engagement: by Don de Guerre, Concordia University, Montreal, QC, Canada (08/05/2005)
• From a Native Daughter: Colonialism and Sovereignty in Hawai’i: by Daniel W. (Kana) Shephard, The Evergreen State College, Olympia, WA, USA (08/05/2005)
• Where is the Public Mistrust? Review of “E-Government, ” a report of The American Planning Association. May, 2004 by Tim Gugerty, The Evergreen State College, Olympia, Washington, USA (08/05/2005)
• Shaping the Next One Hundred Years: New Methods for Quantitative, Long-Term Policy Analysis, by Robert J. Lempert, Steven W. Popper and Steven C. Bankes. Review by Louise Bergin (03/10/2004)
• The Government Taketh Away: The Politics of Pain in Canada and the United States, edited by Leslie A. Pal and R. Kent Weaver. Review by Howard A. Doughty (28/03/2004)
• Managing Innovation: a review essay by Eleanor Glor (24/03/2004)
• Agents of Change: Crossing the Post-Industrial Divide, by C. Heckscher, M. Maccoby, R. Ramirez, and P.E. Tixier. Review by Rosane Giovis (15/02/2004)
• The Collaborative Work Systems Fieldbook: Strategies for Building Successful Teams, edited by M. M. Beyerlein, G. Klein, and L. Broedling. Review by Amanda Hunt (07/02/2004)
• The Politics of Public Management: The HRDC Audit of Grants and Contributions, and Agents of Change: Crossing the Post-Industrial Divide. Review by Howard A. Doughty (04/11/2003)
• Organic Management, Creating a Culture of Innovation. Review by Eleanor D. Glor (11/10/2003)
• Empire of Disorder. Review by Michael Whealen (15/05/2003)
• Empire: The Rise and Demise of the British World Order and the Lessons for Global Power. Review by Howard Doughty (15/05/2003)
• The Transformation of Governance: Public administration for the twenty-first century America. Review by Stu Conger (05/05/2003)
• Governance in the Twenty-first Century: revitalizing the public service. Review by Stu Conger (05/05/2003)
• Cities in Civilization. Review by Eleanor Glor (10/03/2003)
• Canada's Innovation Strategy: The Politics of Partnership, Review essay by Howard Doughty (10/03/2003)
• New Players, Partners and Processes: A Public Sector without Boundaries? Edited by Meredith Edwards and John Langford, Reviewed by David C. Dibbon (10/03/2003)
• The Growth Warriors: Creating Sustainable Global Advantage for America's Technology Industries, by Ron Mascitelli, Reviewed by Gregory G. Gaydos (10/03/2003)
• Beyond work-family balance: Advancing gender equity and workplace performance. by Rhona Rapoport, Lotte Bailyn, Review by Mark Hammer (12/12/2002)
• Primal Leadership: Realizing the power of emotional intelligence. by Daniel Goleman, Richard Boyatzis, & Annie McKee, Review by Mark Hammer (12/12/2002)
• The New Public Organization. by Kenneth Kernaghan, Brian Marson, and Sandford Borins, Review by Wendy MacDonald (05/11/2002)
• Creating the Innovation Culture: Leveraging Visionaries, Dissenters and Other Useful Troublemakers in Your Organization. by Frances Horibe, Review by Eleanor D. Glor (23/08/2002)
• Globalization and the Decline of Social Reform: Into the Twenty-first Century and Reimagining Social Welfare: Beyond the Keynesian Welfare State. Review by Howard Doughty (30/04/2002)
• Exposing Privatization: Women and Health Care Reform in Canada. Review by Howard Doughty (25/04/2002)
• Performance-Based Instruction: Linking Training to Business Results. Review by Charles Bishop
  (21/01/2002)
• Blowback: The Costs and Consequences of American Empire. Review by Michael Whealen (01/01/2002)
• Demonizing the Corporation. Review by Howard A. Doughty (15/10/2001)
• Working Poor by Howard A. Doughty (16/06/2001)
• Making Sense of Management: A Critical Introduction by Mats Alvesson and Hugh Willmott. Review by Eleanor Glor (08/06/2001)
• Two Cultures: The gap between humanists and scientists A Review Essay on Stephen Jay Gould. Review by Howard A. Doughty (17/12/2000)
• The Web of Life: A New Synthesis of Mind and Matter by Fritjof Capra. Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (25/09/2000)
• Tools for Innovators: Creative Strategies for Managing Public Sector Organizations by Steven Cohen and William Eimicke. Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (25/09/2000)
• The Spirit in the Gene Humanity’s Proud Illusion and the Laws of Nature by Reg Morrison. Reviewed by Steven B. Kurtz (17/06/2000)
  A comment on Steven Kurtz' review of Morrison (17/08/2000)
• The Spirit in the Gene Humanity’s Proud Illusion and the Laws of Nature by Reg Morrison. Reviewed by Steven B. Kurtz (17/06/2000)
• Building a Bridge to the Eighteenth Century by Neil Postman. Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (17/06/2000)
• The Community of the Future: Frances Hesselbein, Marshall Goldsmith, Richard Beckhard R. Schubert, eds., Reviewed by Dr. Gregory G. Gaydos
• Innovating with Integrity: How local heroes are transforming American government by Sandford Borins. Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (1/12/1999)
• Innovation in Local Governments: A Review of Books by Terry Nichols Clark Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (1/12/1999)
• Innovation in American Government: Challenges and Dilemmas, Alan A. Altshuler and Robert D. Behn, eds. Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (1/12/1999)
• The Interpretation of Technology, by Arthur Kroker and the Canadian Mind, Reviewed by Howard Doughty (1/04/1999)
• Entropy: A New World View; Algeny; The End of Work: The Decline of the Global Labor Force and the Dawn of the Post-Market Era, Authors: Jeremy Rifkin, Ted Howard, and Nicanor Perlas. Reviewed by Howard Doughty (1/04/1999)
• Review of My favourite books of 1998, Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (1/04/1999)
• Global Warning! Debating International Developments in New Public Financial Management: International Developments in New Public Financial Management, by Olov Olson, James Guth (1/04/1999)
• Innovation in American Government: Challenges and Dilemmas, Alan A. Altshuler and Robert D. Behn, eds. Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (1/012/1999)
• Creativity: Flow and the Psychology of Discovery and Invention. By Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Commentary by W. Frederick Zimmerman 1a
• Policing the Risk Society , by Richard V. Ericson and Kevin D. Haggerty, and Harm Reduction: A New Direction for Drug Policies and Programs, edited by Patricia G. Erikson, Diane A Riley, Yuet W. Cheung and Patrick A. O'Hare, Reviewed by Howard Doughty (1/04/1998)
• Needs Assessment: A Creative and Practical Guide for Social Scientists Edited by Rebecca Reviere, Susan Berkowitz, Carolyn C. Carter, and Carolyn Graves Ferguson, Reviewed by Gerald Halpern (1/04/1998)
• Reflections of a Siamese Twin: Canada at the End of the Twentieth Century by John Ralston Saul Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (1/12/1998)
• Encrypting Christianity a comprehensive Book Review of three books by Barbara Thiering Reviewed by Howard Doughty (1/12/1998)
• The Potlach Papers: A Colonial Case History, by Christopher Bracken, and The Apotheosis of Captain Cook: European Mythmaking in the Pacific, by Gananath Obeyesekere
  Reviewed by Howard Doughty (22/08/1998)
• Audacious Democracy: Labor, Intellectuals and the Social Reconstruction of America, by Steven Fraser and Joshua B. Freeman, and Democracy and Technology, by Richard E. Sclove, Reviewed by Howard Doughty (Published 22/08/1998)
• The Human Rights Reader: Major Political Essays, Speeches, and Documents From the Bible to the Present. Edited by Micheline R. Ishay, Reviewed by Howard Doughty (1/12/1997)
• Policy Innovation in Saskachewan by Eleanor Glor, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (En Français) (1/08/1997)
• The Limits of Medicine: How Science Shapes Our Hope for the Cure by Edward S. Golub, Reviewed by Howard Doughty (1/01-04/1997)
• Banishing Bureaucracy: The Five Strategies for Reinventing Government by David Osborne and Peter Plastrik, Reviewed by Kenneth Kernaghan (1/04/1997)

Review Essays

• An Innovation Overlooked, yet Vital: The Institutional Arrangements of Democracy in Thought and Practice, a review of Arguing with Zombies, by Paul Krugman, essay by Jos C.N. Raadschelders (2021/04/30)
• Public Policy Handbooks, by Eleanor D. Glor (2021/04/30)
• Comment on Review Essay Public Policy Handbooks, by Donald R. Officer (2021/04/30)
• Energy Transformation, by Howard A. Doughty (2019/07/29)
• Why are American Politics Extreme? by Eleanor D. Glor (2019/07/29)
• The Devil Redux, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (03/21/2019)
• Growing Pains: The future of democracy (and work), Reviewed by Donald R. Officer (03/21/2019)
• Slouching Toward Mar-a-Lago: Suicide of the West, by Jonah Goldberg and Hillbilly Elegy, by J. D. Vance, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/10/2018)
• Reflections (on the World): Hillary Rodham Clinton, Edward W. Said and Naguib Mahfouz, Reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (16/06/2018)
• New Directions in Saskatchewan Public Policy, Edited by David P. McGrane and Remaining Loyal: Social Democracy in Quebec and Saskatchewan, by David McGrane, University of Saskatchewan, Canada, Reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (18/04/2015)
• Futures of Democracy – Books reviewed: Democracies and Futures, by Mika Mannermaa, Jim Dator & Paula Tiihonen, eds; Democracy and the Turmoil of the Future, by Mika Mannermaa; and Russia 2017, by Osmo Kuusim, Hanna Smith & Paula Tiihonen, eds., Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty. (7/5/2014)
• Optimistic Apocalyptics – Books reviewed: What Then Must We Do? Straight Talk on the Next American Revolution and We Are All Apocalyptics Now, On the Responsibilities of Teaching, Preaching, Reporting, Writing and Speaking Out, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (7/5/2014)
• What's the Matter with Islam, by Irshad Manji; Allah, Liberty & Love, by Irshad Manji; and Your Fatwa Does Not Apply Here, by Karima Bennoune, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (24/03/2013)
• The Spectre of Liberalism, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (25/10/2008)
• Corporatizing Curriculum, Antonio Gramsci, Harry Braverman, David Noble and the Digital Divide, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (25/10/2008)
• Limits of Critical Thinking, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, (22/12/2006)
• Working with Cynicism, Books discussed – Harry Frankfurt, On Bullshit; Joep Schrijvers, The Way of the Rat: A Survivor's Guide to Office Politics, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (23/12/2005)
• Canada’s Systems of Innovation, Reviewed by Eleanor D. Glor (2005/6/10/2005)
• Democratic Social Engagement, Reviewed by Don de Guerre, Concordia University, Montreal, QC, Canada (08/05/2005)
• Managing Innovation, Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (24/04/2004)
• Creativity Enhancement Books: How To, Not What To, by Eleanor Glor (01/09/2003)
• Canada's Innovation Strategy, The Politics of Partnership Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (04/05/2003)
• Cities in Civilization, Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (10/03/2003)
• Canada's Innovation Strategy, The Politics of Partnership. Review essay by Howard Doughty (04/05/2003)
• Nor Commit A Social Science, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (20/06/2002)
• Demonizing the Corporation by Howard A. Doughty (15/10/2001)
• Working Poor, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (19/08/2000)
• Innovation in Local Governments: A Review of Books by Terry Nichols Clark, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (24/03/2000)
• Favourite Books of 1998, Reviewed by Eleanor Glor (18/2/1999)
• The Interpretation of Technology: Arthur Kroker and the Canadian Mind, Reviewed by Howard Doughty (18/02/1999)
• Two Cultures: The gap between humanists and scientists, A Review Essay on Stephen Jay Gould, Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (17/12/2000)

Readings on Innovation

• Chesbrough, Henry W. and Teece, David J. 1996. "When is virtual virtuous? Organizing for innovation." Harvard Business Review. Vol 74:1 (Jan/Feb): 65-71+ Commonwealth Innovations, The Newsletter of the Commonwealth Association for Public Administration and Management, Toronto: CAPAM, 150 Eglinton Ave. E., M1P 1E8, phone (416) 488-1504
• "Culture and value changes in the public service: the implications," Optimum, The Journal of Public Sector Management, Volume 25-3, Winter 1994/95.
• Glor, Eleanor. 1994/5. "Culture and value changes in the public service: the implications," Optimum, The Journal of Public Sector Management, Volume 25-3, Winter: 9-15.
• Glor, Eleanor. 1997. "Encouraging Public Sector Innovation," Optimum, The Journal of Public Sector Management, Vol. 27-2, Fall 1997: 41-48
• Glor, Eleanor, ed. 1997. Policy Innovation in the Saskatchewan Public Sector, 1971-82, Toronto: Captus Press, 1997
• Glor, Eleanor. 1998. "Public Sector Innovation in Canada," chapter in Hoffman, Randy, Diane Jurkowski, Victor MacKinnon, Janice Nicholson, James Simeon, Public Administration: Canadian Materials, Third Edition, Toronto: Captus Press, 1998, pp. 300-340
• Fairtlough, Gerard. 1994. "Organizing for innovation: Compartments, competences and networks." Long Range Planning. Vol 27: 3 (June): 88-97
• Fobes, Richard. 1996. "Creative problem solving: A way to forecast and create a better future." Futurist. Vol. 30: 1 (Jan/Feb): 19-22
• Halachmi, Ari. "Innovation in the public sector: the case for action research and training," Optimum, The Journal of Public Sector Management, Vol. 9, No. 4, 1978
• Higgins, James M. "Innovation: The core competence." Planning Review. Vol. 23:6 (Nov/Dec): 32-35
• Innovating, periodical of The Rensselaerville Institute, Rensselaerville, NY, 12147, phone (518) 797-3783
• "An Innovative Society and the Role of Government," Report of the Auditor General of Canada to the House of Commons 1994, volume 2, Chapter 5.
• Jery, Gloria J. Electronic Performance Support Systems: How and why to remake the workplace through the strategic application of technology. Boston: Weingarten Publications, 1991.
• Optimum, The Journal of Public Sector Management, Vol. 27, No. 2, 1997, published by Consulting & Audit Canada, Ottawa. There are six articles on innovation this issue, edited by Otto Brodtrick. The articles include: Innovation as the reconciliation of competing values, Dilemmas and the innovative society, Canadian innovation on the information highway: some lessons, Innovativeness in large public systems, Innovation and sustainability in natural resource industries, and Encouraging Public Sector Innovation.
• Thompson, Victor A. Bureaucracy and Innovation, University, Alabama: University of Alabama Press, 1976

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• 2022
• 2021
  • Call for Papers, Asia Pacific Journal of Public Administration
    Special Issue: Religion and public administration in Asia Pacific
    Guest Editor: Adrian Kay, The Australian National University
  • Call for Book Proposals, Book Series: Critical Perspectives and Issues in Governance and Public Management
  • E-PARCC Competition Call for Submissions. The Syracuse University Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC) invites submissions for the E-PARCC Competition to further stimulate the creation of effective and innovative teaching cases and simulations. See attachment for details.
  • How Innovation Works (Amazon): And Why It Flourishes in Freedom, by Matt Ridley. HarperCollins 2020. We need to change the way we think about innovation, to see it as an incremental, bottom-up, fortuitous process that happens to society as a direct result of the human habit of exchange, rather than an orderly, top-down process developing according to a plan. Ridley tells lively stories of scores of innovations, how they started and why they succeeded or in some cases failed. Some of the innovation stories he tells are about jet engines, search engines, coffee, potatoes, vaccines, mosquito nets, fertiliser, zero, dogs, farming, fire, fraudulent blood tests, copyright and even - a biological innovation - life itself. For social innovations - Stuart Conger, Social Innovations 2002
  • Governor General's Innovation Awards To celebrate excellence in innovation September to November 2021
  • Canada Foundation for Innovation Funded Projects
  • Innovation PaKSoM 2021 November 15-16 2021 Topics paper Submission dates Oct 24, 2021 Notes - 3rd Virtual International Conference: Knowledge Society-Managing Risks & Innovation
  • How Innovation Works (Amazon): And Why It Flourishes in Freedom, by Matt Ridley. HarperCollins 2020. We need to change the way we think about innovation, to see it as an incremental, bottom-up, fortuitous process that happens to society as a direct result of the human habit of exchange, rather than an orderly, top-down process developing according to a plan. Ridley tells lively stories of scores of innovations, how they started and why they succeeded or in some cases failed. Some of the innovation stories he tells are about jet engines, search engines, coffee, potatoes, vaccines, mosquito nets, fertiliser, zero, dogs, farming, fire, fraudulent blood tests, copyright and even - a biological innovation - life itself. For social innovations - Stuart Conger, Social Innovations 2002
  • Governor General's Innovation Awards To celebrate excellence in innovation September to November 2021
  • Canada Foundation for Innovation Funded Projects
  • Innovation PaKSoM 2021 November 15-16 2021 Topics paper Submission dates Oct 24, 2021 Notes - 3rd Virtual International Conference: Knowledge Society-Managing Risks & Innovation
  • Introduction to Volume 26(2) 2021, by Regina Lenart-Gansiniec, Institute of Public Affairs, Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland.
  • Can the PRISMA Protocol be Used to Guide a Systematic Literature Review of Antecedents of Policy Innovation Trailblazing and Adoption? – I, by Eleanor D. Glor, Fellow, McLaughlin College, York University, Toronto, Canada.
  • Analysis of Antecedents of Trailblazing and Adoption of Public Policy Innovation Identified by a Systematic Literature Review– II, Glossary, by Eleanor D. Glor, Fellow, McLaughlin College, York University, Toronto, Canada.
  • A Nomenclature and Classification System for Antecedents of Public Policy Innovation Trailblazing and Adoption Derived from a Systematic Literature Review – III, by Eleanor D. Glor, Fellow, McLaughlin College, York University, Toronto, Canada.
  • Comparisons of Antecedents of Trailblazing/Adoption and Quantitative/Qualitative Studies of Public Policy Innovation Identified in a Systematic Literature Review – IV, by Eleanor D. Glor, Fellow, McLaughlin College, York University, Toronto, Canada.
  • The Productivity-resilience nexus: What is the role of innovation? - OECD OECD Spatial Productivity Lab and Gran Sasso Science Institute (Italy) invite submissions to the special session “Productivity-Resilience Nexus: What is the Role of Innovation?” at the 6th Geography of Innovation Conference to be held at Bocconi University in Milan (Italy) from 26th to 28th January 2022. Call for papers (deadline 5 September 2021).
  • Capital and Ideology, by Thomas Piketty, reviewed by Donald R. Officer, The Intention Coach, Carrying Place, Ontario, Canada.
  • Democracy in Canada: The Disintegration of Our Institutions, by Donald J. Savoie, reviewed by Donald R. Officer, The Intention Coach, Carrying Place, Ontario, Canada.
  • Comment on Review Essay Public Policy Handbooks, by Donald R. Officer, The Intention Coach, Carrying Place, Ontario, Canada.
  • Public Policy Handbooks, by Eleanor D. Glor, Fellow, McLaughlin College, York University, Toronto and Editor-in-Chief, The Innovation Journal: The Public Sector Innovation Journal, Ottawa, Canada.
  • An Innovation Overlooked, yet Vital: The Institutional Arrangements of Democracy in Thought and Practice, a review of Arguing with Zombies, by Paul Krugman, essay by Jos C.N. Raadschelders, The Ohio State University, USA and University of Leiden, Netherlands.
  • The Role of Universities in the Development of Public Sector Innovations, by Sergei Polbitsyn, School of Public Administration and Entrepreneurship, Ural Federal University, Yekaterinburg, Russia.
  • Transforming E-government in Kazakhstan: A Citizen-Centric Approach, by Baurzhan Bokayev, Zhuldyz Davletbayeva, Aigerim Amirova and Zhanar Rysbekova, all of National School of Public Policy, Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan; Zulfiya Torebekova, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse University, USA; and Gul Jussupova, Ministry of Education and Science, Republic of Kazakhstan, Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan.
  • Creating Value in Public Services: The Struggle between Private and Public Interests? by Siv Magnussen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Gjøvik and Rolf Ronning, both of The Centre for Innovation in Services, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Lillehammer, Norway.
  • The 10 most innovative education companies of 2021 (CFI) In a year of massive educational disruption, these companies found ways to keep students engaged.
  • Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada Resources for Canadian businesses ISED Improve Economy, investment, enhance Canada's innovation performance, increase share of global trade with a fair, efficient and competitive marketplace.
  • Canada free, automatic tax filing system for simple returns. Select the link below to view the approved list of free tax software models or a pay-what-you-want software models Cloud tax, Turbo tax, StudioTax, TaxTron etc.
  • The Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) February 2021 Is one of the top employers in the National Capital Region.
  • The Canadian Association of Learned Journals and the Journal Scholarly & Research Communication SRC/CALJ Journal Innovation Award for 2021
  • Women in the Tech Industry
  • National Braille Press’s Touch of Genius $10,000 Prize for Innovation promotion of braille and tactile literacy for blind and deafblind people worldwide, extended to March 12th 2021!
  • Mixed responses: Councillors’ attitudes towards citizens’ participation, by Katarzyna Radzik-Maruszak, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, Lublin, Poland and Arto Haveri, Tampere University, Finland.
  • Living Labs as an Innovation Tool for Public Value Creation: Possibilities and Pitfalls, by Anne Vorre Hansen, and Lars Fuglsang, both of Department of Business, Communication and Information Technologies, Roskilde University, Roskilde, Denmark.
  • Design matters: Tensions between democratic quality and productive collaboration, Elizabeth Toft Kristjansen, Department of Social Sciences and Business, Roskilde University, Denmark.
  • Innovating local representative democracy: How citizens evaluate new roles of elected and non-elected representatives, by Bas Denters, Department of Public Administration, University of Twente, Twente; Hans Vollaard, Utrecht University School of Governance, Utrecht; and Hester van de Bovenkamp, Erasmus School of Health Policy and Management, Rotterdam, all of the Netherland
• 2020
• New Issue: Volume 25 Issue 3
• Councillors' attitudes to citizen participation in policymaking as a driver of, and barrier to, democratic innovation , by Mette Sønderskov, Department of Organisation, Leadership and Management, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Elverum, Norway.
• International 30th Conference New Dates : Co-VAL & 30th RESER International Conference on Value co-creation, Innovation and Digital Transformation for Public Services, January 21st - 22nd 2021 virtually, University of Alcalá, Alcalá de Henares (Madrid, Spain).
• GOVTRUST Jan 8 2021 : The YUFE consortium, of which the University of Antwerp is part, has vacancies for 7 post-docs in the area of European identity
• Canada to have free, automatic tax filing system for simple returns. Thirty-six countries, including Germany, Japan and the United Kingdom, permit return-free filing for some taxpayers. Canada is to join them. Speech from the Throne, 2020.
• Artificial Unintelligence: How Computers Misunderstand the World , by Meredith Broussard, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Faculty of Arts, Seneca College, Toronto, Canada
• Automating Inequality: How High-Tech Tools Profile, Police and Punish the Poor , by Virginia Eubanks, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Faculty of Arts, Seneca College, Toronto, Canada.
• The Plague, by Albert Camus, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty, Faculty of Arts, Seneca College, Toronto, Canada.
• The Sport and Prey of Capitalists: How the Rich Are Stealing Canada's Public Wealth, by Linda McQuaig, reviewed by Donald Officer, The Intention Coach, Carrying Place, Ontario, Canada.
• Theories of Social Innovation , by Danielle Logue, reviewed by David Barrows, semi-retired Guru, Ottawa, Canada.
• A Qualitative Study of Innovation Processes between Public and Private Actors regarding follow-up Procedures for Patients after Treatment and Rehabilitation in the Health Sector, Norway , by Kari Bjerke Batt-Rawden, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Gjøvik, Norway and Victoria H. Batt-Rawden, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Lillehammer, Norway.
• Sous les Pavés, l'Université : Renouer avec l'Innovation Collective pour Repenser nos Pratiques , par Philippe Dufort, professeur associé
• New Issue: Volume 25 Issue 2
• Canadian Agriculture Living Laboratories Initiative: Collaborative Program
  The goal of the Living Laboratories Initiative is to establish a nation-wide network of sites where groups both in and outside of government can collaborate to co-develop, assess and implement innovative solutions to address persistent agri-environmental issues. This is a novel approach to agricultural innovation, with farmers working directly with scientists and other partners to conduct experiments right on their farms. Essentially, the goal is to get best-management practices and technologies into the hands of farmers faster by working together.
  As part of this initiative, there is a five-year, $10 million program called Living Laboratories Initiative: Collaborative Program (LLI:CP). The goal of this program is to establish collaborative innovation projects managed by not-for-profit organizations in identified ecosystems, called Living Laboratories. These Living Laboratories will be the first of a network within Canada.
  More information on the program, such as the application process, eligibility requirements, funding, deadlines and assessment criteria is available in the Applicant guide.What you could receive
  Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's (AAFC), contribution for a project will not exceed $600,000 per year. The program ends March 31, 2023.
• Thirty-Six Countries, including Germany, Japan and the United Kingdom, permit return-free filing for some taxpayers. Canada is to join them.
• Canadian Government: Recherche sites et publications
• Australian Innovation System Monitor September 2020
• Climate Interactive is a tool developed by an independent, not-for-profit think-tank that grew out of MIT's Sloan School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. Based on a long tradition of system dynamics modeling, their simulations and insights help users see connections, play out scenarios, and see what works to address climate change, inequity, and related issues like energy, health, and food. Climate Interactive was named the top US Energy and Environment think tank by Prospect Magazine.
• Readings for online Innovative Public Management course
• Beyond 2020 Canadian public service renewal
• Knowledge Representation Models Application and Fuzziness in Innovation Projects Assessment (Springer Link)
• Nesta 2020 Innovation (United Kingdom).
• Ontario Government Forest Sector Investment & Innovation Program
• USA House of Representatives majority Climate Crisis Action Plan, Select Committee on the Climate Crisis, June 2020
• Brookfield Institute of innovation and entrepreneurship, Ryerson University, Canada
• Nesta, the Innovation Foundation (United Kingdom).
• Australian Government's Public Sector Innovation site
• Brazilian Public Sector Innovation Week.
• Janus and Public-Sector Innovation, The Atlantic. The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against government-employee unions may usher in a new golden age of public-sector innovation. (sarch the-other-side-of-janus)
• New Issue: Volume 25 Issue 1
• The rise of public sector innovation labs: experiments in design thinking for policy, by Michael McGann, Emma Blomkamp, Jenny M. Lewis.
• United Nations Development Programme, Public Service Innovation Lab
• Government IT Innovation Awards
• Australian Public Sector Innovation Initiatives (The Madndarin Free Daily Newsletter) (Seach for: "APS 5 winners public sector innovation awards", "Public Sector Innovation" & "Public Sector Innovation Initiatives")
• Australian public sector innovation initiatives
• Federal, Provincial and Territorial Declaration on Public Sector Innovation. Federal, Provincial and Territorial Declaration on Public Sector Innovation. November 14, 2017, the Federal, Provincial and Territorial Clerks and Cabinet Secretaries signed a declaration, outlining the actions they will take to support innovation in the public sector across Canada.
• Innovation in the Public Sector: Linking Capacity and Leadership. Editors: V. Bekkers, J. Edelenbos, Steijn, B. (Eds.) Palgrave.
• Introduction: A Public Innovation Perspective on Change in Local Democracy, by Eva Sørensen and Signy Irene Vabo
• Administrators as Drivers of Democratic Innovations, by Asbjørn Røiseland, Nord University, Bodø, Norway and Signy Irene Vabo, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway
• Understanding Participatory Innovations: A Multiple Streams Account of the Creation of Parents’ Councils in Swiss Schools, by Patricia Buser and Daniel Kübler, University of Zurich, Zürich, Switzerland.
• Strengthening Public Service Production, Administrative Problem Solving and Political Leadership through Co-creation of Innovative Public Value Outcomes? by Tina Øllgaard Bentzen, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing, all of Roskilde University, Denmark.
• Democratic Innovations in Dutch Local Government: Experimentation in Search of Strategy, by Harmen Binnema, Ank Michels and Paul `t Hart, all of Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands and Lieske van der Torre, Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment, The Hague, The Netherlands.
• OECD Declaration on Public Sector Innovation, May 2019.
• Public Sector Innovation: UNESCO Inclusive Policy Lab Public Sector Innovation: UNESCO Inclusive Policy Lab
• Call for Papers, Transatlantic Dialogue. Theme: Strategic Management of Public Sector Transformation: Enhancing Collaborative Governance and Co-Creation of Public Value. For those working on co-creation, collaborative governance, networks and partnerships, and issues in that context like innovation, performance, design, and leadership. TAD conference is June 10-12, 2020, Roskilde, Denmark. Deadline for abstracts: April 1, 2020. Public innovation track chaired by Koen Verhoest and Jodi Sandfort.
• Governance and Innovation in the Public Sector, by Eva Sørensen. The Oxford Handbook of Governance, edited by David Levi-Faur.
• Creating Effective Rules in Public Sector Organizations, by Leisha DeHart-Davis, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty
• 30 Great Ideas: Building Innovation Skills and Capacity for the Public Service Professional, by Ed Bernacki, reviewed by Donald R. Officer
• On Fire: The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal, by Naomi Klein, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty
• Call for Papers, Annual Conference of IIAS study group on 'Co-Production of Public Services', May 19-20, 2020
• Social Innovation Policies: A Way Through Emerging Innovation Structures, by Martha Leticia Silva-Flores and Melisa Ladrón de Guevara-Jimenez
• John Rawls and The Evolution of Liberalism, by Howard A. Doughty
• Towards an Integrative Framework of Innovation Capacity, by Owen Boukamel & Yves Emery
• 2019
  • New Issue: Volume 24 Issue 3
  • New Issue: Volume 24 Issue 2
  • Inland is a design and innovation lab within the Finnish Immigration Service (Migri).
  • 2019 IPAC Innovative Management Award Winners: Call for Innovations 2020.
    Gold - Consumer E-Health, Government of Alberta
    Silver - ASD Advisory Services, New Brunswick
    Bronze - City of Vaughan, Fire and Rescue Service
  • OECD Observatory of Public Sector Innovation (OPSI): Call for innovations officially opens 14 October 2019. From that date onward, you can find instructions on how to submit your innovation case study at Call for Innovations 2020.
  • The 5th Innovation in Public Services and Public Policy (PUBSIC) Conference, January 29-31, 2020, City of Stavanger, Norway.
  • The Institute of Public Administration of Canada (IPAC) Award for Innovative Public Management
  • The Public Sector Innovation Network The Public Sector Innovation Network
  • Australian Public Sector Innovation Show March 31, 2020
  • Public sector innovation Executive MPA Public sector innovation Executive MPA Hertie School, European University of Social Sciences, CIVICA
  • Public Service Innovation and Transformation United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs
  • Innovations in Tax Compliance: Conceptual Framework, World Bank, 2019
  • Ed Bernacki reflects on the Canadian public sector innovation efforts
  • Government of Canada innovation initiatives
  • Canadian Deputy Minister's Task Force on Innovation
  • College Students on a Budget - Sustainability Guide
  • OECD Embracing Innovation in Government: Global Trends 2019
  • OECD Observatory of Public Sector Innovation (OPSI): Call for innovations officially opens 14 October 2019 was extended to February 21 2020. Instructions on how to submit your innovation case study. (Call - OPSI)
  • MacArthur 'Genius' Grant Winners - Power of Individual Creativity at: (Genius Grant Winners)
  • 2020 Governor General’s Innovation Awards (Canada) (CGIA)
  • National Braille Press’s Touch of Genius $10,000 Prize for Innovation promotion of braille and tactile literacy for blind and deafblind people worldwide is quickly approaching, on January 10th 2020! (TOG)
  • New Issue: Volume 24 Issue 1
  • The 5th Innovation in Public Services and Public Policy (PUBSIC) Conference: Call for Papers
  • Call for Papers International Conference on (Private Sector) Innovation and Management (IAM2019 Summer) Date: July 9-12, 2019. Venue: Hiroshima, Japan http://iam2019s.conf-online.org
  • 1st World Congress on Women's Health Innovations and Inventions (WHII): Addressing Unmet Needs:
  • Scholarly & Research Communication Journal INNOVATION AWARD, Call for 2019 nominations, deadline April 30, 2019.
  • Call for Papers Democratic Innovations: Responding to Great Challenges ECPR Feb 18 2019 General Conference University of Wroclaw, Poland
  • Scholarly & Research Communication Journal INNOVATION AWARD, Call for 2019 nominations.
  • 2019 ISPIM Innovation Dissertation Award 2019 ISPIM Innovation Dissertation Award For someone who has completed their PhD related to Innovation Management in 2018.
  • New Calls for Papers 2019
  • The National Braille Press’s Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation deadline is now accepting please entries, so apply before January 25th 2019 ! Help us spread the word.
  • Call for Papers volume 25 issue 1 year 2020: Special Issue on Innovations in local representative democracy--Dilemmas and perspectives
  • Canadian journal innovation award
• 2018
• News & Resources Volume 23 Issue 3:
• New Book of articles from The Innovation Journal: The Public Sector Innovation Journal: Leading edge research in public sector innovation: Structure, dynamics, values and outcomes, edited by Eleanor D. Glor. Bern, Switzerland: Peter Lang, 2018
• The National Braille Press’s Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation for 2019 is now accepting entries starting November 2018.
• The National Braille Press’s Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation deadline has been extended through January 31st! Help us spread the word.
• Kitchener, Canada Embraces Internet of Things with New Digital Innovation Lab A collection of articles from The Innovation Journal. Published by Peter Lang.
• Challenge Grant: The Government of the Future - Looking to 2040
• Leading-Edge Research in Public Sector Innovation: Structure, dynamics, values and outcomes, Eleanor D. Glor. A collection of articles from The Innovation Journal. Published by Peter Lang.
• The Canadian Scholarly and Research Communication Innovation Award deadline April 30 2018 award@src-online.ca
• 2017
• Canadian Governor General's 2018 Innovation Awards
• Prix du Gouverneur général canadien pour l'innovation
• 2016 News & Resources Volume 21 Issue 1
• 2015 News & Resources Volume 20 Issue 1 & Issue 3
• Volume 20 Issue 1 is dedicated to International Women's Day and Women's History Month
• 2014
• Links to Volume 19 Issue 3
• Ethics of Innovation for Public Service Professionals: by Gerald Andrews Emison (peer reviewed article)
• The Ethics Primer for Public Administrators in Government and Nonprofit Organizations, by James Svara, reviewed by Howard A. Doughty (book review)
• 2013
• Volume 18 Links Issue 2 & Issue 3 & French Issue 2
• Editors: The Innovation Journal is seeking a volunteer Discussion Papers editor.
• Thank you to the other editors: Ken Russell, Howard Doughty, Sanni Yaya, Ian Roberge, and the new Case Studies Editor, Susan Paddock of the University of Wisconsin.
• Calls for Papers: The deadline for receipt of papers for the special issue on Complexity and Innovation is June 1, 2008. We are also interested in papers on Innovations involving Women in Arab Countries, Creativity, Innovations in Ethics, and Innovations in Local Government. As always, we are interested in articles in English et en français and papers on any public sector innovation topics for open issues. For more information, see the French link Calls for Papers.
• Sponsorship Opportunities: Sponsorship opportunities are available for The Innovation Journal. Contact the Editor-in-Chief, Eleanor Glor, at eglor@magma.ca.
• Indexing TIJ: Part of the process in the development of any journal’s visibility and legitimacy is inclusion in Thomson’s ISI index. Thomson only accepts about 20% of the journals that apply for inclusion each year. We could do with a little help to increase our odds of success. Thomson has a website where you can recommend journals for inclusion. The address of the site is: http://scientific.thomson.com/forms/isi/journalrec/ (Thomson Scientific became Thomson Corporation now called Thomson Reuters Corporation )
• Would you mind taking a moment to visit this site and completing the short recommendation form there? To help you do that, the publisher is Eleanor Glor, and I think a unique feature is that TIJ focuses on innovation in the public sector and offers separate sections for practitioner-oriented and scholarly-style papers. If readers and contributors to TIJ complete this form, then our chances of TIJ being included increase. If TIJ is included in this index it should be taken up by more libraries around the world, therefore increasing its readership (or at least its visibility to its potential readership). Many thanks for your assistance.
• 2012 Volume 1 2, 3
• Editors. The Innovation Journal is seeking volunteer Discussion Papers and La Revue de l’innovation editors.
• Calls for Papers. The deadline for receipt of abstracts/proposals for the special issues on Innovation in Developing Countries and Poverty Alleviation through Innovation in Developing Countries is March 31, 2007. As well, The Innovation Journal is interested in publishing theme issues on Client Empowerment (deadline June 30, 2007), Complexity and Innovation, Innovations in Learning, Creativity, Rules Innovation, Technology and Innovation, Innovations in Leadership in Public Administration, Innovations in Arab Countries, Innovation in Local Government and Innovations in Ethics. As always, we are interested in articles in English et en français and papers on other topics for open issues. For more information, see the French link Calls for Papers.
• Other Conferences. Call for Papers International Biennial Seminar COMPLEXITY-2008, Havana, January 15-18th, 2008. mailto:complejidad@filosofia.cuwww.complexity-cuba.org
• Sponsorship Opportunites. Sponsorship opportunities are available for The Innovation Journal. Contact the Editor-in-Chief, Eleanor Glor, at eglor@magma.ca.
• Indexing TIJ. Part of the process in the development of any journal’s visibility and legitimacy is inclusion in Thomson’s ISI index. Thomson only accepts about 20% of the journals that apply for inclusion each year. We could do with a little help to increase our odds of success. Thomson has a website where you can recommend journals for inclusion. The address of the site is: http://scientific.thomson.com/forms/isi/journalrec/
• Would you mind taking a moment to visit this site and completing the short recommendation form there? To help you do that, the publisher is Eleanor Glor, and I think a unique feature is that TIJ focuses on innovation in the public sector and offers separate sections for practitioner and scholarly-style papers. If readers and contributors to TIJ complete this form, then our chances of TIJ being included increase. If TIJ is included in this index it should be taken up by more libraries around the world, therefore increasing its readership (or at least its visibility to its potential readership) substantially. Many thanks for your assistance.
• 2011 Volume 1 News:
• News Resources/Ressources Volume 16 Issue 1
• Editors. The Innovation Journal is seeking volunteer Discussion Papers and La Revue de l’innovation editors.
• Calls for Papers. The Innovation Journal is interested in publishing special theme issues on Complexity and Innovation, Innovations in Learning, Poverty Alleviation through Innovation, Rules Innovation, Client Empowerment, Technology and Innovation, and Innovation in Local Government. As always, we are interested in articles in English and en français (in French) and papers on other topics for open issues. For more information, see the French link Calls for Papers.
• Calls for Papers. Issue on Innovations in Learning. A new Call for Papers.
• Sponsorship Opportunites . Sponsorship opportunities are available for The Innovation Journal. Contact the Editor-in-Chief.
• The Innovation Journal will be continuing to publish special issues, prepared by guest editors. Please submit papers to the Editor-in-Chief.
• 2011 Volume 2 News:
• With sadness we announce the passing of Shun'ichi Furukawa, member of The Innovation Journal Editorial Board and Associate Professor of Public Administration at the Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Japan.
• The Innovation Journal is seeking volunteer Discussion Papers and La Revue de l’innovation editors.
• Calls for Papers. Issue on Development and the poor in developing countries: The new role of innovation. A new Call for Papers.
• Calls for Papers. The Innovation Journal is interested in publishing special theme issues on Complexity and Innovation, Development and the poor in developing countries: The new role of innovation , Rules Innovation, Client Empowerment, Technology and Innovation, and Innovation in Local Government. As always, we are interested in articles in English et en français and papers on other topics for open issues. For more information, see the French link Calls for Papers.
• Sponsorship Opportunites. Sponsorship opportunities are available for The Innovation Journal. Contact the Editor-in-Chief, Eleanor Glor, at eglor@magma.ca.
• Indexing TIJ. Part of the process in the development of any journal’s visibility and legitimacy is inclusion in Thomson’s ISI index. Thomson only accepts about 20% of the journal’s that apply for inclusion each year. We could do with a little help to increase our odds of success. Thomson have a website where you can recommend journals for inclusion. The address of the site is:
• http://scientific.thomson.com/forms/isi/journalrec/
• Would you mind taking a moment to visit this site and completing the short recommendation form there? To help you do that, the publisher is Eleanor Glor, and I think a unique feature is that TIJ focuses on innovation in the public sector and offers separate sections for practitioner and academic papers. If readers and contributors to TIJ complete this form, then our chances of TIJ being included increase. If TIJ is included in this index it should be taken up by more libraries around the world, therefore increasing its readership (or at least its visibility to its potential readership) substantially. Many thanks for your assistance.
• 2011 Volume 3 News:
• Editors. The Innovation Journal is seeking volunteer Discussion Papers and La Revue de l’innovation editors.
• Calls for Papers. The Innovation Journal is interested in publishing special theme issues on Complexity and Innovation, Development and the poor in developing countries: The new role of innovation , Rules Innovation, Client Empowerment, Technology and Innovation, and Innovation in Local Government. As always, we are interested in articles in English et en français and papers on other topics for open issues. For more information, see the French link Calls for Papers.
• Sponsorship Opportunites . Sponsorship opportunities are available for The Innovation Journal. Contact the Editor-in-Chief, Eleanor Glor, at eglor@magma.ca.
• Indexing TIJ. Part of the process in the development of any journal’s visibility and legitimacy is inclusion in Thomson’s ISI index. Thomson only accepts about 20% of the journals that apply for inclusion each year. We could do with a little help to increase our odds of success. Thomson has a website where you can recommend journals for inclusion. The address of the site is:
• http://scientific.thomson.com/forms/isi/journalrec/
• Would you mind taking a moment to visit this site and completing the short recommendation form there? To help you do that, the publisher is Eleanor Glor, and I think a unique feature is that TIJ focuses on innovation in the public sector and offers separate sections for practitioner and scholarly-style papers. If readers and contributors to TIJ complete this form, then our chances of TIJ being included increase. If TIJ is included in this index it should be taken up by more libraries around the world, therefore increasing its readership (or at least its visibility to its potential readership) substantially. Many thanks for your assistance.
• 2010 Volume 1 News:
• Voluntary Planning...a Citizens' Policy Forum, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Citizen Empowerment links
• 2010 Volume 2 News:
• Calls for Papers:
• The Innovation Journal will be continuing to publish special issues, prepared by guest editors. Please submit papers to the Editor-in-Chief for a list of topics.
• Sponsorship Opportunites
  Sponsorship opportunities are available for The Innovation Journal. Contact the Editor-in-Chief. Eleanor Glor Editor in Chief
• 2010 Volume 2 Announcements:
• Calls for Papers:
• The Innovation Journal will be continuing to publish special issues, prepared by guest editors. Please submit papers to the Editor-in-Chief.
• 2009
• Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue on Employee Empowerment
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