Ends with a more pleasing / realistic image of policy making? #ukapa24

Policy images can be metaphor, visualised data or words in boxes #ukapa24

EU version. “Both misleading and not misleading “ #ukapa24

You can imagine the policy cycle in different ways. Trivial pursuits anyone? #ukapa24

Unpicking different ways of seeing the classic policy cycle #ukapa24

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I'm a big fan of Paul's policy making blog by the way #ukapa24

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First up is @paulcairney.bsky.social talking about what does policy making look like #ukapa24

It's day 2 at the UK association of public administration conference - more posts to follow #ukapa24

#ukapa24 today 11:00 I will talk about some early work on AI, health & policy from Ethics & Expertise project

Panel Perspectives on governance, room G11

"There is no tool kit" says @catherineneedham.bsky.social in response to another question. Different councils use the research in different ways - it's intended as a conversation starter. #ukapa24

In response to another question @catherineneedham.bsky.social mentions the paper tomorrow on millennials and local government, which is an off shoot to the 21st Century Public Servant research #ukapa24

Into questions now and an interesting discussion about how this research might be used by the civil service and other levels of governance #ukapa24

@catherineneedham.bsky.social concludes by highlighting some dilemmas associated with taking the research out into the world of public services #ukapa24

@drdavemckenna.bsky.social doing a great job capturing @catherineneedham.bsky.social keynote lecture #ukapa24

The final characteristic, 'hardy perennial', highlights the resilience of many public servants despite many challenges and how they manage to stay rooted in public service values.

Also the self-care and support they need #ukapa24

The updated 21st century public servant research has identified 10 characteristics for the public servant today #ukapa24

Pandemic, climate change, cost of living, civility in public life and equality, diversity and inclusion have all come to be significant for public servants over the last 10 years #ukapa24

@catherineneedham.bsky.social reflecting on a decade of collaborative research into public service workforce #ukapa24

Keynote now from @catherineneedham.bsky.social on revisiting the 21st century public servant research. #ukapa24

And we we’re off…
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Travelling into #ukapa24 by canal

Hidden gem at the University of Birmingham #UKAPA24

Abstract book now available for #ukapa24

My presentation might not be exactly as advertised but certainly in the same ball park 😎

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Conference programme for UKAPA Conference 2024. Full programme available via link.

Here's the programme for the UK Association for Public Administration Conference #ukapa24

With @catherineneedham.bsky.social keynote and @paulcairney.bsky.social lecture.

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Slide deck with title: Structural Barriers and Opportunity Spaces in the UK's Public Health Mission

Slides (mostly) ready for the #ukapa24 Conference in Birmingham tomorrow. The innagural conference of the UK Association for Public Administration.

Train booked for 7am tomorrow! Looking forward to an absorbing 2 days. Programme looks excellent!

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On my way to #ukapa24 later and also very excited!

New associate editor being sought for @journal_pad. More details here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/1099...

#UKAPA24 #EGPA2024 #APSA2024

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On the way to #UKAPA24 and very excited!

Really useful list here in advance of #UKAPA24

Looking forward to #ukapa24 this week. Presenting early findings from my PhD research on politicians and central-local relations at the doctoral conference tomorrow and the main conference on Thursday. Focussing on the reasons for slow/fragmented progress on financial and structural reform