The Public Policy Network is an informal collective of Australian and New Zealand scholars of public policy and public administration. The annual conference provides an opportunity for scholars at all career levels to meet and network in a single-stream (no concurrent sessions) format. Presentations can range from early-stage research ideas to completed papers.

Mon 31 Jan, 2022: Graduate Research Workshop

Tue 01 Feb, 2022: Main Conference

Wed 02 Feb, 2022: Main Conference

Due to the uncertainty related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the 2022 Public Policy Network Conference will be hosted online via Zoom.

A graduate research workshop will be held on Monday, 31 January 2022. Presenters will be given more time to deliver their presentations, and dedicated discussants will provide personalised feedback.

Thanks to generous support from Monash University, there is no registration fee for this event.

Call for Papers

The call for papers for the 2022 Australia and New Zealand Public Policy Network Conference is closed on 1 December 2021.

Questions?

Please direct all queries to:

Joshua Newman

Associate Professor, Better Governance and Policy

joshua.newman@monash.edu

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Better Governance and Policy

Better Governance and Policy at Monash University draws together research strengths from across faculties and disciplines and through external partnerships to advance the design and practice of governance and policy in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. Better Governance and Policy facilitates the output of highly relevant, research-based contributions to discussions of contemporary issues in policy and governance and enables increased knowledge exchange and policy engagement locally, nationally, and internationally.

The Policy Studies Research Group

The Policy Studies Research Group is a specialist research group of the Australian Political Studies Association. Its role is to promote and advocate for research on public policy and administration across Australia and internationally. The Group accommodates allied and intersecting research interests from Public Administration, Political Science, Geography, Economics, Sociology, International Relations and beyond. It embraces diversity in participation from all career levels; from PhD students and early-career researchers to mid-career and senior scholars. It also welcomes those engaged in policy as practitioners in local, state and federal government.

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