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Crossing boundaries in public policy and management
Introduction: the inexorable appeal of boundaries in public policy and management -- Part 1. The concept challenge. The rise of boundaries -- Classifications of boundaries and their associated impacts for how we view boundaries -- Boundary concepts -- Where next for boundaries? -- Part 2. The practical challenge -- The challenges of cross boundary practice -- Lessons for policy and practice -- Training and development -- Conclusions -- Part 3. The craft challenge. Boundary spanners : towards a theory of practice -- The theory underpinning cross boundary facilitation -- Towards the craft and practice of facilitation across collaborative boundaries -- Part 4. The methodology challenge -- Review, methodological approaches to understanding collaborative practice -- A spot light on systems methodologies : methods to understand complex issues -- Conclusion: the future of boundary spanning research and practice -- Index.
edited by Luke Craven, Helen Dickinson, and Gemma Carey.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Routledge critical studies in public management