Cases Successful Public Governance

Collaborative success cases

• The Collaborative Governance Case Database

Specific teaching cases:

• Evaluating regulatory success: the case of the Dutch Gambling Authority – Judith van Erp
• Successful labor market inclusion of disabled people – Lieske van der Torre

Links for further exploration:

• Center for Public Impact
• Harvard Kennedy School, Case Program
• The Australia  and New Zealand School of Government

• Responding to HIV/AIDS: Mobilisation through partnerships in a public health crisis – Lisa Fitzgerald and Allyson Mutch, with Lisa Herron
• Medicare: The making and consolidation of an Australian institution – Anne-marie Boxall
• Thinking outside the box: Tobacco plain packaging and the demise of smoking – Becky Freeman
• New Zealand’s universal no-fault accident compensation scheme: Embedding community responsibility – Grant Duncan
• The Remarkable Healthcare Performance in Singapore – M. Ramesh and Azad Singh Bali
• The Transformation of UK Tobacco Control – Paul Cairney
• Cutting the Wait—at Least for a While – Adrian Kay

• The Child Support Scheme: What innovative collaboration can achieve – Meredith Edwards
• Thinking outside the box: Tobacco plain packaging and the demise of smoking – Becky Freeman
• Germany’s Labour Market Policies – Florian Spohr
• Stories of a Mission Mystique: The Success of The Salvation Army – Petra Ophoff
• The Fiscal Responsibility Act 1994: How a nonbinding policy instrument proved highly powerful – Derek Gill
• KiwiSaver: A jewel in the crown of New Zealand’s retirement income framework? – Kirsten MacDonald and Ross Gues
• The ‘Social Warfare State’ – Mallory E. Compton
• Treaty of Waitangi settlements: Successful symbolic reparation – Janine Hayward
• Whānau Ora: An Indigenous policy success story – Verna Smith, Charlotte Moore, Jacqueline Cumming and Amohia Boulton

• The 53-billion-dollar question: Was Australia’s 2009–2010 fiscal stimulus a good thing? – Alan Fenna and Paul ‘t Hart
• National competition policy: Effective stewardship of markets – Alan Fenna
• The Goods and Services Tax (GST): The public value of a contested reform – Binh Tran-Nam
• Avoiding the Global Financial Crisis in Australia: A policy success? – Stephen Bell and Andrew Hindmoor
• New Zealand’s economic turnaround: How public policy innovation catalysed economic growth – Michael Mintrom and Madeline Thomas
• The Norwegian Petroleum Fund as Institutionalized Self-Restraint – Camilla Bakken Øvald, Bent Sofus Tranøy, and Ketil Raknes

• ‘Marvellous Melbourne’: Making the world’s most liveable city – Emma Blomkamp and Jenny M. Lewis
• The ‘perfect storm’ of gun control: From policy inertia to world leader – Philip Alpers and Zareh Ghazarian

• The Higher Education Contribution Scheme: Keeping tertiary education affordable and accessible – Timothy Higgins
• The Finnish Comprehensive School – Jaakko Kauko
• Early childhood education policy pathways: A learning story – Sandy Farquhar and Andrew Gibbons

• The Australian water markets story: Incremental transformation – James Horne and R. Quentin Grafton
• The Dutch Delta Approach – Arwin van Buuren
• Nuclear-free New Zealand: Contingency, contestation and consensus in public policymaking – David Capie
• Healing the Ozone Layer – Frederike Albrecht and Charles F. Parker

• Infrastructure Partnership Success in Southern California – Richard F. Callahan
• The Copenhagen Metropolitan ‘Finger Plan’ – Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing

• Responding to HIV/AIDS: Mobilisation through partnerships in a public health crisis – Lisa Fitzgerald and Allyson Mutch, with Lisa Herron
• The Higher Education Contribution Scheme: Keeping tertiary education affordable and accessible – Timothy Higgins
• The 53-billion-dollar question: Was Australia’s 2009–2010 fiscal stimulus a good thing? – Alan Fenna and Paul ‘t Hart
• ‘Marvellous Melbourne’: Making the world’s most liveable city – Emma Blomkamp and Jenny M. Lewis
• The Child Support Scheme: What innovative collaboration can achieve – Meredith Edwards
• The Australian water markets story: Incremental transformation – James Horne and R. Quentin Grafton
• National competition policy: Effective stewardship of markets – Alan Fenna
• The ‘perfect storm’ of gun control: From policy inertia to world leader – Philip Alpers and Zareh Ghazarian
• The Goods and Services Tax (GST): The public value of a contested reform – Binh Tran-Nam
• Medicare: The making and consolidation of an Australian institution – Anne-marie Boxall
• Avoiding the Global Financial Crisis in Australia: A policy success? – Stephen Bell and Andrew Hindmoor
• Thinking outside the box: Tobacco plain packaging and the demise of smoking – Becky Freeman

• 2 Brazil’s Bolsa Família Programme – Luis Henrique Paiva, Tereza Cristina Cotta, and Armando Barrientos

• The Copenhagen Metropolitan ‘Finger Plan’ – Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing

• Estonia’s Digital Transformation – Rainer Kattel and Ines Mergel

• The Finnish Comprehensive School – Jaakko Kauko

• Germany’s Labour Market Policies – Florian Spohr

• The Dutch Delta Approach – Arwin van Buuren
• Stories of a Mission Mystique: The Success of The Salvation Army – Petra Ophoff

• New Zealand’s universal no-fault accident compensation scheme: Embedding community responsibility – Grant Duncan
• New Zealand’s economic turnaround: How public policy innovation catalysed economic growth – Michael Mintrom and Madeline Thomas
• Nuclear-free New Zealand: Contingency, contestation and consensus in public policymaking – David Capie
• Treaty of Waitangi settlements: Successful symbolic reparation – Janine Hayward
• The Fiscal Responsibility Act 1994: How a nonbinding policy instrument proved highly powerful – Derek Gill
• Early childhood education policy pathways: A learning story – Sandy Farquhar and Andrew Gibbons
• KiwiSaver: A jewel in the crown of New Zealand’s retirement income framework? – Kirsten MacDonald and Ross Guest
• Whānau Ora: An Indigenous policy success story – Verna Smith, Charlotte Moore, Jacqueline Cumming and Amohia Boulton

• The Norwegian Petroleum Fund as Institutionalized Self-Restraint – Camilla Bakken Øvald, Bent Sofus Tranøy, and Ketil Raknes

• The Remarkable Healthcare Performance in Singapore – M. Ramesh and Azad Singh Bali

• Cutting the Wait—at Least for a While – Adrian Kay
• The Transformation of UK Tobacco Control – Paul Cairney

• The ‘Social Warfare State’ – Mallory E. Compton
• Infrastructure Partnership Success in Southern California – Richard F. Callahan

• Healing the Ozone Layer – Frederike Albrecht and Charles F. Parker