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Parliamentary Triangle Seminar Series

The ANZSOG Institute for Governance is a trusted knowledge broker bringing together leading thinkers from academe, governmental, private sector and non-governmental organisations to discuss critical governance issues of common concern. The ANZSIG Parliamentary Triangle Seminar facilitates this agenda.

Wed 1 February 2012What happens when citizens decide? Identifying what worksWhat happens when citizens decide? Identifying what worksTime: 4pm to 5.30pm followed by drinks and canapesread more
$40.00
(GST Inclusive)
Thu 4 August 2011Leadership: Does gender make a difference?Ms Katy Gallagher MLA, Ms Wendy McCarthy AO, Ms Natasha Stott Despoja AM,Ms Christine Nixon APM. The discussion was chaired by Adjunct Professor Virginia Hausseggerread more
Mon 28 March 2011Getting evidence into policy makingProfessor Jonathan LOMAS, Mr. James CAMERON and Ms. Mary Ann O'LOUGHLINread more
Documents
REFERENCE MATERIALS: Topic guide: Citizen-centred policy-making and delivery (What happens when citizens decide? Identifying what works)
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REFERENCE MATERIALS: People and Participation (What happens when citizens decide? Identifying what works)
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REFERENCE MATERIALS: A review of public participation and consultation methods (What happens when citizens decide? Identifying what works)
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REFERENCE MATERIALS: CLEAR: An auditing tool for citizen participation at the local level (What happens when citizens decide? Identifying what works)
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FLYER: What happens when citizens decide? Identifying what works
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