Titlebook: Challenges to State Policy Capacity; Global Trends and Co Martin Painter (Professor of Public and Social Adm Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Swings and Roundabouts? Multilevel Governance as a Source of and Constraint on Policy Capacity,tical analysis.. Issues such as devolution and globalization typically revolve around the question of the extent to which the state has sufficient capabilities to design and implement intelligent policy (Hirst and Thompson, 1999). Similarly, the debate on the ‘hollowing out of the state’ (Rhodes, 19

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Policy Instruments and Policy Capacity,One of the more important decisions for the government is the choice of instruments to use to implement its programmes. Part of the design of any policy, then, is choosing how to achieve its goals. For example if the government wants to encourage young people from low-income families to engage in hi

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Machinery of Government and Policy Capacity: The Effects of Specialization and Coordination,hem. Based on a multiple-country study on specialization and coordination in the public sector, this chapter develops three arguments on the effect of specialization and coordination on the policy capacity of governments. First, a comparative static analysis based on empirical observations of three

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Policy-Making Reforms and Civil Service Systems: An Exploration of Agendas and Consequences,ance are not easily reconcilable: professionalization and the search for social responsiveness and societal support. Professionalization is aimed at building or rebuilding governments’ capacity for improving the effectiveness of policies by means of better policy design and evaluation. Gathering pol

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Public Service Reform and Policy Capacity: Recruiting and Retaining the Best and the Brightest,pter addresses this issue by examining the effects of public service reform on government policy capacity in respect of the quality of public service staff. In doing so it argues that public service reforms over the past two decades — or at least in countries that have been highly receptive to the n