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Volume 69, issue 4, 2021

Politics, people and public policy: Case studies in policy engagement pp. 1-6

Broin Deiric Ó and Corrigan Jordana

Irish rural social enterprises and the national policy framework pp. 9-37

Olmedo Lucas, Mara van Twuijver, O’Shaughnessy Mary and Sloane Alan

Structured, formal engagement of stakeholders in public policy – The case of An Fóram Uisce (The Water Forum) pp. 39-55

Boyle Richard, O’Riordan Joanna, O’Leary Fergal and Shannon Laura

Planning a Dublin–Belfast Economic Corridor: Networks, engagement and creating opportunities pp. 57-82

Magennis Eoin, Corrigan Jordana, Blair Neale and Broin Deiric Ó

The role of the community and voluntary sector in identifying vulnerabilities to climate change in coastal areas and implementing climate adaptation responses pp. 83-108

Lawlor Paul

Collaboratively planning climate action: What would it mean for Dublin? An analysis of the Clontarf flood defences pp. 111-133

Grehan Ali

Public participation in a time of crisis: A case study of Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown residents’ associations’ response to Covid-19 pp. 135-149

Sav Simone and Downing Colette

Strategic policy committees: Talking shops or active participants in local policy development? pp. 151-160

Phelan Fintan

Volume 69, issue 3, 2021

A design-led framework for engaged research: Using a design approach to understand and place the public at the core of health and social care pp. 1-18

Galvin Mary, Kennan Avril and Shé Éidín Ní

From the community handywomen to frontline heroes: Charting a century of Irish nursing and midwifery regulation pp. 19-43

Murphy Denis, Gilligan Kim and Watson Derek

The gender pay gap in Revenue pp. 45-75

Acheson Jean and Collins Michael

Strengthening the structures to support research for public policy in Ireland pp. 79-92

Doyle Mary

Cities and communities beyond COVID-19: How local leadership can change our future for the better pp. 101-105

Blumlein Naomi

Policy analysis in Ireland pp. 106-110

Finch Toby

Volume 69, issue 2, 2021

Introduction: The dual tracks of welfare and activation reform – Governance and conditionality pp. 1-16

McGann Michael and Murphy Mary P.

‘Double activation’: Workfare meets marketisation pp. 19-42

McGann Michael

Sacrificial citizens? Activation and retrenchment in Ireland’s political economy pp. 43-65

Dukelow Fiona

Navigating indifference: Irish jobseekers’ experiences of welfare conditionality pp. 67-86

Finn Philip

Opening the black box of implementing activation in Ireland pp. 87-106

Whelan Nuala

Moving towards a more tailored Public Employment Service? pp. 107-125

Johnston Helen and McGauran Anne-Marie

Arguments for a post-pandemic Public Employment Eco System in Ireland pp. 127-147

Murphy Mary P.

Volume 69, issue 1, 2021

Political developments, 2020 pp. 1-22

Moore David Hugh

Civil service, 2020 pp. 23-34

Shannon Laura

Local government, 2020 pp. 35-48

O’Leary Fergal

Health services, 2020 pp. 49-63

Keogh Fiona

Justice, 2020 pp. 65-76

Quill William

Education, 2020 pp. 77-84

O’Riordan Joanna

State-owned enterprise sector, 2020 pp. 85-95

Dónal Palcic and Eoin Reeves

European Union, 2020 pp. 97-109

Malone Margaret Mary

The changing map of subnational governance in the Republic of Ireland pp. 113-139

Breathnach Proinnsias, O’Mahony Eoin and Chris van Egeraat

Programme of organisational capability reviews – Findings and learnings pp. 143-171

Cribbin Gerry

Volume 68, issue 4, 2020

Note from the editor pp. 1-3

O’Riordan Joanna

Tribute to Richard Boyle pp. 5-6

Bouckaert Geert

Hindsight, insight and foresight: Some reflections on reforming the public service pp. 7-26

Boyle Richard

The role of the ‘centre’ in public service reform pp. 27-40

MacCarthaigh Muiris

Reflections on continuity and change in public service reform in Ireland pp. 41-54

McCarthy Dermot

Leading public service reform: Some reflections pp. 55-72

Watt Robert and Perkins Michael

Building transformative capability through civil service reform pp. 73-96

Thomas Peter

The reform of human resource management in the Irish public service pp. 97-119

Roche William K. and O’Riordan Joanna

Corporate governance in the public sector: Reflections on experience in Ireland pp. 121-144

Horan Aidan and Mulreany Michael

Reflections on post-bailout policy analysis in Ireland pp. 145-160

Murphy Mary and Hogan John

Quality assurance in Irish schools: Inspection and school self-evaluation pp. 161-180

McNamara Gerry, O’Hara Joe, Brown Martin and Quinn Irene

Implementing choice-based models of social service: The importance of involving people who use services in reform processes pp. 181-199

Healy John and Clarke Madeleine

Reforming local government: Past, present and future pp. 201-214

Callanan Mark

Reform and policymaking: Theory and practice in the Irish housing context pp. 215-236

Umfreville Paul and Sirr Lorcan

Volume 68, issue 3, 2020

Participatory governance in Ireland: Institutional innovation and the quest for joined-up thinking pp. 1-20

Forde Catherine

A review of citizen engagement in our public service pp. 23-44

Adshead Maura, Boyle Richard and Colgan Anne

Building collaboration capability in the public sector pp. 45-54

Bradley Siobhán

Tom Hardiman pp. 57-59

O’Riordan Joanna

Interactive governance: Advancing the paradigm pp. 63-68

Conway Sarah

Smart hybridity: Potentials and challenges of new governance arrangements pp. 69-73

Keane Seán

Volume 68, issue 2, 2020

A reassessment of local government’s financial position and performance: The case of Ireland pp. 1-35

Turley Gerard, Di medio Rémi and Stephen McNena

Towards greater collective impact: Building collaborative capacity in Cork city’s LCDC pp. 37-58

Worrall Rob and O’Leary Fergal

Who makes the city? The evolution of Galway city pp. 59-78

Collins Patrick

A brief exploration of the Irish Government Economic and Evaluation Service’s (IGEES) outputs and its role in Department of Children and Youth Affairs policymaking pp. 81-96

Madden Ciarán

Volume 68, issue 1, 2020

Political developments, 2019 pp. 1-13

Moore David Hugh

Civil service, 2019 pp. 15-26

Shannon Laura

Local government, 2019 pp. 27-38

O’Leary Fergal

Health services, 2019 pp. 39-48

Keogh Fiona

Justice, 2019 pp. 49-57

Burgess Harriet

Education, 2019 pp. 59-66

O’Riordan Joanna

State-owned enterprise sector, 2019 pp. 67-79

Dónal Palcic and Eoin Reeves

European Union, 2019 pp. 81-92

Malone Margaret Mary