Researching inequality, the 'fair go', expertise, policy processes and comparative public administration. Views own. RTs not endorsements.
Brisbane, Australia
Joined May 2013
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The Editorial Board of Public Administration is sad to hear of the passing of Professor Christopher Hood. I am thinking of the legacy of Professor Hood today and re-reading "A Public Management for All Seasons?". doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9299.…
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Remember, we spend more on superannuation fees than electricity.
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Brighten up your day with a dig into Australia's Evolving Democracy: A New Democratic Audit from @LSEPress
With a particularly illuminating chapter by @Cosmo_Howard and I on ongoing challenges in Queensland and an all-star cast of other OzPol luminaries - open access? Yep!
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PLEASE SHARE:
New PhD scholarship opportunity to work with me on my ARC-funded project examining how states and societies in Asia and the Pacific are responding to the emerging Cold War between the US and China. Details on how to apply are in the link.
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Had a go at some commentary on the key issues in the Queensland state election and beyond for @ConversationEDU Check it out!
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I am very happy to share our new publication in @PolStudies!
This is another contribution coming from our ARC project “The Politics of Expertise during Covid-19” @ProfSaraEDavies @JessMKirk_ @Cosmo_Howard @MarielVerroya
@Griffith_SGIR @GAIGriffith
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Everyone says we're in a housing crisis - check out how @Cosmo_Howard and I analyzed exactly what that meant to our political parties, and what should be done about it in recent parliamentary speeches open access in @JSP_Journal
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Out now in @JSP_Journal with @pandanus_petter open access! We ask if crisis narratives support redistribution, focusing on Australian #housing policy during #COVIDー19. We find party ideology and incumbency interact to shape support for redistribution. cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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The thing about the $3m super balance cap not being indexed is that substantial tax concessions are not at all necessary for balances even half that size afr.com/policy/tax-and-super…
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With a heavy heart, I tell you that my father, Donald Sutherland, has passed away. I personally think one of the most important actors in the history of film. Never daunted by a role, good, bad or ugly. He loved what he did and did what he loved, and one can never ask for more than that. A life well lived.
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Which household types have fared better financially since COVID? Those with a mortgage - typically middle income/age. Young/old/rich/poor doing *relatively* better theconversation.com/whos-bet…
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Our (@Cosmo_Howard and Juliet Pietsch) 'fair go' values framework piece is out of early view and into the latest iss. of @AusJPA check it out!
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📣🆕Vol 83(1) is out❗️
March 2024 Issue includes 6⃣ #ResearchArticles, 1⃣ #ResearchNote & 1⃣ #PracticeandPolicy article
The Issue reflects the 🇦🇺 (@IPAAorg) roots of @AusJPA with broader implications and a greater geographical impact in our field👇
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NEW from our current Special Issue on "Policy Expertise in Times of Crisis":
"The promise and performance of data ecosystems: Australia’s COVID-19 response" by @Cosmo_Howard and @BernHyland 🇦🇺
#openaccess 🔓👇
doi.org/10.1332/03055736Y202…
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⚡ NEW SPECIAL ISSUE BLOG SERIES ON POLICY EXPERTISE IN TIMES OF CRISIS: The promise and performance of data ecosystems: Australia’s COVID-19 response 🌏 @Cosmo_Howard; @BernHyland
#Covid19 #Australia #EvidenceBasedPolicy
Read the latest blog post:
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Out now open access in @govandopp! @Cosmo_Howard and I keep the 'fair go' train going with a look at how Oz Prime Ministers from Whitlam to Keating used fair go in their speeches. To celebrate I spruced up my door with an unflattering sketch of one of our subjects!
#OpenAccess from @govandopp -
How Elites Mobilize the Vernacular: A Case Study of Australian Prime Ministers' Use of ‘Fair Go’ Rhetoric - cup.org/3uuaqQZ
- @pandanus_petter & @Cosmo_Howard
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One for the journos from @auerme @DrLtrimble @jennifer_curtin @RissaReist @Angelia_Wagner and VKG Woodman - When making assessments of the character or competence of women Premiers, who do you ask (if anybody)... an elite man? (like me?)
Meagan Auer and colleagues find that journalists use unattributed assessments rather than sources when evaluating premiers’ skills and abilities, but when sources are cited, these are usually elite men.
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Which day of the week gets the most people to vote? @Griffith_SGIR very present lately @ConversationEDU @Diegoleivavdm and my self on the Global Dataset on Turnout, available @ gdturnout.com theconversation.com/which-da…
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Brilliant work by @fmartinezicoma and @Diegoleivavdm Give this @ConversationAU piece a read a) because the ways people participate in democracy and the legitimacy of the results matter and b) because its only the tip of the iceberg for their database on turnout from 1945 onwards!
Which day of the week gets the most people to vote? @Griffith_SGIR very present lately @ConversationEDU @Diegoleivavdm and my self on the Global Dataset on Turnout, available @ gdturnout.com theconversation.com/which-da…
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What did a ‘fair go’ originally mean to Australians?
@Cosmo_Howard puts forward a historical analysis in this article.
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Very excited to be the “guinea pig” for this new program! Looking forward to learning a lot and helping to serve the field in a new way 🤩
Join me in congratulating @SchwoerersKayla on her new role as an Assistant Editor for Public Administration role. The editor training program allows early career faculty to spend a year working with Public Administration as an assistant editor. (1/n)
