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ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE UK PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE (PAC)
2005-01-20 18:07
UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM 5TH – 7TH SEPTEMBER 2005
Supported by:
Journals: Public Policy & Administration; International Journal of Public Sector
Management; Public Money & Management;
Organisations: Public Management and Policy Association; Public Administration Group
(Policy Studies Association); International Public Management Network
The delivery of Public Services has never been as central to the political agenda as it
is today in the UK. The focus on public services is now intense. There has also rarely
been more research activity taking place on public services. At the same time, the
machinery of government in the UK is rapidly evolving.
The need for expert, independent, analysis of new policies, administrative changes and
management reforms has never been more necessary. PAC 2005 provides the best opportunity
to hear about the latest developments in the field.
CALL FOR STREAMS, PANELS AND PAPERS AND PROPOSALS FOR A RESEARCH STUDENT WORKSHOP
The Conference will consist of:
- A Research Student Workshop on Monday 5th Sep from 11.30 to 4.30
- Streams and Panels on Tues 6th and Weds 7th.
- Plenary Sessions - Starting with an Opening Plenary on the evening of Monday 5th Sept.
PUBLISHING
PUBLIC POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION - Special Edition Guest Edited by Colin Talbot (Volume
20, Number 2, Summer 2005)
PPA traditionally produces a special Conference edition which is distributed FREE to all
delegates.
Anyone wishing to contribute should send an abstract to me by 15 February 2005
(colin.talbot@nottingham.ac.uk)
Deadline for full articles will be: 3 May 2005
PUBLIC MONEY AND MANAGEMENT and INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT have
both agreed to organise a fast-track publishing scheme for papers presented to the
Conference (subject to refereeing).
RESEARCH STUDENT WORKSHOP - CLOSING DATE 24 JUNE 2005
This will be an opportunity for research students in the fields of public administration,
public management and public policy to present "work-in-progress" reports and
discuss them in a slightly less formal setting with other research students.
This session is being organised by Dr Carole Johnson of Nottingham Policy Centre
(carole.johnson@nottingham.ac.uk) and proposals - consisting of Title; Brief Abstract;
Author(s); Institution; and email address should be sent to her and copied to Sarah
Staples (lqywsjs@nottingham.ac.uk).
STREAMS AND PANELS - CLOSING DATE 15 APRIL 2005
Proposals for Streams (up to 3 one hour sessions) and Panels (single one hour sessions)
are invited.
Proposals should be sent (by email) to Sarah Staples (lqywsjs@nottingham.ac.uk) by 15th
April 2005).
They should include: Title of Stream/Panel; Stream or Panel?; Brief Description
(paragraph); Organisers Name and Affiliation; Organisers Email Address.
People who have suggested provisional Streams or Panels so far include:
‘The Government and Regulatory State’ Oliver James o.james@exeter.ac.uk
‘Complexity Management for the Public Sector’ Jurian Edelenbos- edelenbos@fsw.eur.nl
‘Shadow Economy and Public Administration’ Colin C Williams- ccw3@leicester.ac.uk
‘Modernising Government’ Steve Savage and Stephen Cope - stephen.cope@nottingham.ac.uk
‘International Trends in Public Management Reform’/’European Integration and Public
Administration Reform’ David Falcon- DavidFalcon@mt.net.mk .
‘Improving Policy Making’ Arturo Alvarez-Rosete- a.alvarez-rosete@kingsfund.org.uk
‘Beyond NPM’ Marisa g Lincoln - indigomagic@blueyonder.co.uk
'Performance' - Carole Johnson and Colin Talbot carole.johnson@nottingham.ac.uk
PAPERS - CLOSING DATE 24 JUNE 2005
Proposals for Papers can be made to a Stream or Panel or for inclusion in a general
session.
Where a Paper Proposal is to a Stream or Panel it should be sent to the Stream/Panel
organiser (where available) and copied to Sarah Staples (lqywsjs@nottingham.ac.uk) by
24th Junel 2005.
Proposals should include: Title of Paper; If for a Stream/Panel which one; Abstract
(about 1/2 page A4); Organisers Name and Affiliation; Organisers Email Address.
CONFERENCE ARRANGEMENTS
The full Conference arrangements will be published on the Nottingham Policy Centre
website within the next 6 weeks ( www.nottingham.ac.uk/npc )
Prof. Colin Talbot
Director
Nottingham Policy Centre
www.nottingham.ac.uk/npc/public-policy
School of Sociology and Social Policy
University of Nottingham
NG7 2RD
colin.talbot@nottingham.ac.uk
+44 115 84 67439 (University)
+44 7971 674 620 (mobile)
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