Joyce Liddle
Biographic Data
| ID | 4128386 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joyce Liddle |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joyce |
| FAMILY NAME | Liddle |
| SIGNATURE | LIDDLE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aix-Marseille Université |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The struggle for linking strategic and front-line outcomes in local government service delivery
Local government procurement in English regions: Organisations, Collaborations and Mechanisms
The Role of Universities and HEIs in the Vulnerability Agenda
City politics under austerity in Greece: Place-based leadership for a resilient Thessaloniki, 2011-2021
Role of Universities and HEIs in the Vulnerability Agenda
Public Management and Vulnerability: Contextualising Change
This chapter contains three separate professional and practice contributions from senior personnel. It discusses how readers are uniquely placed to discuss the practical issues and categories of vulnerability in the region. Often, the authors are working in conjunction with other emergency services to mitigate situations that may cause vulnerability. \n \nThis chapter addresses the operational responsibilities of prioritising safeguarding and wel…
Public Value Management and New Public Governance: Key Traits, Issues and Developments
This chapter discusses Public Value Management and New Public Governance and how these concepts evolved from traditional public administration. Key characteristics are discussed, components and underpinning doctrines, as well as connections to the public service paradigm, networks, collaboration, co-production, leadership and other concepts. Critiques are discussed as well, and specific issues that PVM and NPG have to deal with such as inclusiven…
Aligning vertical structures and horizontal relationships: Collaborative leadership and accountability mechanisms to enhance economic growth in England
This article explores vertical and horizontal dimensions of the work of public, private and civic leaders involved in economic development in England, in particular, those working in the complex terrain of Local Enterprise Partnerships, a key partnership tool in the UK central government’s localism agenda for driving growth. It offers insights into innovative ways in which state, non-state and citizen agents navigate a complex set of vertical, le…
Grassroots democracy and local government in Northern Syria: The Case of Democratic Confederalism
This paper provides a case study regarding an innovative model of grass-roots democracy, called democratic confederalism, which is currently being implemented in Northern Syria. The difference between democratic confederalism and previous experiments with grass-roots democracy is that its evolutionary pattern aims to include heterogeneous local communities living in the same territories, with the objective of becoming an administrative model for …
Obituary: Professor Howard Elcock
The impact of quasi-markets on processes and factors affecting the costs of contracting
The aim of this paper is to ascertain the impact of quasi-markets on contracting processes and factors affecting the costs of contracting in Finnish health care in the specific case of laboratory services. By means of a comparative case analysis, we ascertained the changes in organizational contracting practices and identified the actions affecting the transaction costs of contracting in the case of an autonomous municipal enterprise laboratory c…
Romain Pasquier, Regional Governance and Power in France: The Dynamics of Political Space
Romain Pasquier, Regional Governance and Power in France: The Dynamics of Political Space." Local Government Studies, 42(1), pp. 164–165
The Legacy of the Northern Way
The Northern Way (NW) was a pan-regional, multi-level initiative between three English northern regions, set up to promote economic growth and close a £30 billion output gap. Some limited research on progress prior to 2006 exists, but hardly anything about achievements between 2008 and closure in 2011. This paper redresses the limitations with data from existing evaluations and key stakeholder interviews. Findings reveal that partners developed g…
Animating “bottom-up” sustainable strategies in village settings
Purpose – The key purpose of the paper is to consider the challenges facing local authorities in supporting sustainable rural settlements in their efforts to be enterprising and sustainable in confronted with increasingly severe downward pressure on local authority finances due to the recession; the long-term trend of increased adult social care costs linked to a challenging demographic profile across rural England; and increasing expectations ar…
Leadership and change in sustainable regional development
Reflections and speculations on teaching and learning in public administration
The scale and impact of the current global financial and economic crisis affect not just the public and political institutions established to manage the economy, but also those programmes in institutions of higher education which seek to work with professionals, practitioners and decision makers. If we can witness a public crisis of confidence in the capacity of our existing family of institutions to manage the change, then we might expect to obs…
Regeneration and the voluntary sector: Challenges, opportunities - co-operation or co-option
Debate: Twenty-first-century public leadership within complex governance systems: some reflections
Regeneration Management and Globalisation: Developing a Synthesis
The proposal for this special edition of Local Government Studies came some time before the collapse in the international financial and banking system. At the present time (autumn 2008) it is still
Regeneration and Economic Development in Greece: De-industrialisation and Uneven Development
The 2004 Olympic Games showcased Greece on a global stage, with Athens and its hinterland benefiting from massive infrastructure projects. Stringent attempts were made to develop culture, tourism and agriculture, but many urban and rural areas experienced de-industrialisation, not unlike that found in Western Europe. The rural/urban divide within Greece is particularly acute as the Greek islands and farming communities benefited more from Euro-fu…
Reflections on Public Policy Making in Local Governance Partnerships
This special themed edition of Public Policy and Administration rehearses a number of current and important debates within public policy – not least is recognition of the apparent absence of reflection which is a part of the process of learning. We have brought together five articles, which are each rooted in empirical studies undertaken by the authors and which take as a given the importance of reflection as part of the process of learning. Each…
Service Domains – The New Communities: A Case Study of Peterlee Sure Start, UK
In this paper, a Sure Start programme is used to explain an emergent 'Service Domain' model, built around innovative and creative service integration and complementary multi-professional partnerships for pre-school children and their families in disadvantaged communities. Sure Start, the cornerstone of the government's ambitious policy to eradicate child poverty in the UK by 2020, and a major departure from traditional single agency service deliv…
What Are We Learning From the Partnership Experience
Regional Governance: Some Unresolved Issues
Since 1997 the New Labour Government have introduced a number of significant (and potentially far reaching) reforms to the governance of Britain. They include the creation of a parliament in Scotland, assemblies in Wales and Northern Ireland, an elected mayor and assembly in Greater London and development agencies and assemblies in the English regions. At the same time reforms to the structure and decision-making at local authority level have bee…
Changes to the North East Regional - Local Dynamic: New Forms of Governance from Traditional Public Sector Structures
Recent moves towards devolution and decentralisation in the UK have produced a mixture of outcomes. The independence achieved in Wales and Scotland combines two very different approaches while the regional issue in Northern Ireland is a central component of the peace process. In the English regions the workings of the Regional Development Agencies (RDAs) now receive less attention although they are regarded as having a substantive role in support…
Grassroots democracy and local government in Northern Syria: The Case of Democratic Confederalism
This paper provides a case study regarding an innovative model of grass-roots democracy, called democratic confederalism, which is currently being implemented in Northern Syria. The difference between democratic confederalism and previous experiments with grass-roots democracy is that its evolutionary pattern aims to include heterogeneous local communities living in the same territories, with the objective of becoming an administrative model for …
Debate: Twenty-first-century public leadership within complex governance systems: some reflections
Aligning vertical structures and horizontal relationships: Collaborative leadership and accountability mechanisms to enhance economic growth in England
This article explores vertical and horizontal dimensions of the work of public, private and civic leaders involved in economic development in England, in particular, those working in the complex terrain of Local Enterprise Partnerships, a key partnership tool in the UK central government’s localism agenda for driving growth. It offers insights into innovative ways in which state, non-state and citizen agents navigate a complex set of vertical, le…
Service Domains – The New Communities: A Case Study of Peterlee Sure Start, UK
In this paper, a Sure Start programme is used to explain an emergent 'Service Domain' model, built around innovative and creative service integration and complementary multi-professional partnerships for pre-school children and their families in disadvantaged communities. Sure Start, the cornerstone of the government's ambitious policy to eradicate child poverty in the UK by 2020, and a major departure from traditional single agency service deliv…
Regeneration and Economic Development in Greece: De-industrialisation and Uneven Development
The 2004 Olympic Games showcased Greece on a global stage, with Athens and its hinterland benefiting from massive infrastructure projects. Stringent attempts were made to develop culture, tourism and agriculture, but many urban and rural areas experienced de-industrialisation, not unlike that found in Western Europe. The rural/urban divide within Greece is particularly acute as the Greek islands and farming communities benefited more from Euro-fu…
The Legacy of the Northern Way
The Northern Way (NW) was a pan-regional, multi-level initiative between three English northern regions, set up to promote economic growth and close a £30 billion output gap. Some limited research on progress prior to 2006 exists, but hardly anything about achievements between 2008 and closure in 2011. This paper redresses the limitations with data from existing evaluations and key stakeholder interviews. Findings reveal that partners developed g…
Animating “bottom-up” sustainable strategies in village settings
Purpose – The key purpose of the paper is to consider the challenges facing local authorities in supporting sustainable rural settlements in their efforts to be enterprising and sustainable in confronted with increasingly severe downward pressure on local authority finances due to the recession; the long-term trend of increased adult social care costs linked to a challenging demographic profile across rural England; and increasing expectations ar…
Regeneration Management and Globalisation: Developing a Synthesis
The proposal for this special edition of Local Government Studies came some time before the collapse in the international financial and banking system. At the present time (autumn 2008) it is still
What Are We Learning From the Partnership Experience
Changes to the North East Regional - Local Dynamic: New Forms of Governance from Traditional Public Sector Structures
Recent moves towards devolution and decentralisation in the UK have produced a mixture of outcomes. The independence achieved in Wales and Scotland combines two very different approaches while the regional issue in Northern Ireland is a central component of the peace process. In the English regions the workings of the Regional Development Agencies (RDAs) now receive less attention although they are regarded as having a substantive role in support…
Changes to the North East Regional - Local Dynamic: New Forms of Governance from Traditional Public Sector Structures
Recent moves towards devolution and decentralisation in the UK have produced a mixture of outcomes. The independence achieved in Wales and Scotland combines two very different approaches while the regional issue in Northern Ireland is a central component of the peace process. In the English regions the workings of the Regional Development Agencies (RDAs) now receive less attention although they are regarded as having a substantive role in support…
Regional Governance: Some Unresolved Issues
Since 1997 the New Labour Government have introduced a number of significant (and potentially far reaching) reforms to the governance of Britain. They include the creation of a parliament in Scotland, assemblies in Wales and Northern Ireland, an elected mayor and assembly in Greater London and development agencies and assemblies in the English regions. At the same time reforms to the structure and decision-making at local authority level have bee…
Service Domains – The New Communities: A Case Study of Peterlee Sure Start, UK
In this paper, a Sure Start programme is used to explain an emergent 'Service Domain' model, built around innovative and creative service integration and complementary multi-professional partnerships for pre-school children and their families in disadvantaged communities. Sure Start, the cornerstone of the government's ambitious policy to eradicate child poverty in the UK by 2020, and a major departure from traditional single agency service deliv…
What Are We Learning From the Partnership Experience
Reflections on Public Policy Making in Local Governance Partnerships
This special themed edition of Public Policy and Administration rehearses a number of current and important debates within public policy – not least is recognition of the apparent absence of reflection which is a part of the process of learning. We have brought together five articles, which are each rooted in empirical studies undertaken by the authors and which take as a given the importance of reflection as part of the process of learning. Each…
Regeneration Management and Globalisation: Developing a Synthesis
The proposal for this special edition of Local Government Studies came some time before the collapse in the international financial and banking system. At the present time (autumn 2008) it is still
Regeneration and Economic Development in Greece: De-industrialisation and Uneven Development
The 2004 Olympic Games showcased Greece on a global stage, with Athens and its hinterland benefiting from massive infrastructure projects. Stringent attempts were made to develop culture, tourism and agriculture, but many urban and rural areas experienced de-industrialisation, not unlike that found in Western Europe. The rural/urban divide within Greece is particularly acute as the Greek islands and farming communities benefited more from Euro-fu…
Regeneration and the voluntary sector: Challenges, opportunities - co-operation or co-option
Debate: Twenty-first-century public leadership within complex governance systems: some reflections
Leadership and change in sustainable regional development
Reflections and speculations on teaching and learning in public administration
The scale and impact of the current global financial and economic crisis affect not just the public and political institutions established to manage the economy, but also those programmes in institutions of higher education which seek to work with professionals, practitioners and decision makers. If we can witness a public crisis of confidence in the capacity of our existing family of institutions to manage the change, then we might expect to obs…
Animating “bottom-up” sustainable strategies in village settings
Purpose – The key purpose of the paper is to consider the challenges facing local authorities in supporting sustainable rural settlements in their efforts to be enterprising and sustainable in confronted with increasingly severe downward pressure on local authority finances due to the recession; the long-term trend of increased adult social care costs linked to a challenging demographic profile across rural England; and increasing expectations ar…
Romain Pasquier, Regional Governance and Power in France: The Dynamics of Political Space
Romain Pasquier, Regional Governance and Power in France: The Dynamics of Political Space." Local Government Studies, 42(1), pp. 164–165
The Legacy of the Northern Way
The Northern Way (NW) was a pan-regional, multi-level initiative between three English northern regions, set up to promote economic growth and close a £30 billion output gap. Some limited research on progress prior to 2006 exists, but hardly anything about achievements between 2008 and closure in 2011. This paper redresses the limitations with data from existing evaluations and key stakeholder interviews. Findings reveal that partners developed g…
The impact of quasi-markets on processes and factors affecting the costs of contracting
The aim of this paper is to ascertain the impact of quasi-markets on contracting processes and factors affecting the costs of contracting in Finnish health care in the specific case of laboratory services. By means of a comparative case analysis, we ascertained the changes in organizational contracting practices and identified the actions affecting the transaction costs of contracting in the case of an autonomous municipal enterprise laboratory c…
Public Value Management and New Public Governance: Key Traits, Issues and Developments
This chapter discusses Public Value Management and New Public Governance and how these concepts evolved from traditional public administration. Key characteristics are discussed, components and underpinning doctrines, as well as connections to the public service paradigm, networks, collaboration, co-production, leadership and other concepts. Critiques are discussed as well, and specific issues that PVM and NPG have to deal with such as inclusiven…
Aligning vertical structures and horizontal relationships: Collaborative leadership and accountability mechanisms to enhance economic growth in England
This article explores vertical and horizontal dimensions of the work of public, private and civic leaders involved in economic development in England, in particular, those working in the complex terrain of Local Enterprise Partnerships, a key partnership tool in the UK central government’s localism agenda for driving growth. It offers insights into innovative ways in which state, non-state and citizen agents navigate a complex set of vertical, le…
Grassroots democracy and local government in Northern Syria: The Case of Democratic Confederalism
This paper provides a case study regarding an innovative model of grass-roots democracy, called democratic confederalism, which is currently being implemented in Northern Syria. The difference between democratic confederalism and previous experiments with grass-roots democracy is that its evolutionary pattern aims to include heterogeneous local communities living in the same territories, with the objective of becoming an administrative model for …
Obituary: Professor Howard Elcock
Public Management and Vulnerability: Contextualising Change
This chapter contains three separate professional and practice contributions from senior personnel. It discusses how readers are uniquely placed to discuss the practical issues and categories of vulnerability in the region. Often, the authors are working in conjunction with other emergency services to mitigate situations that may cause vulnerability. \n \nThis chapter addresses the operational responsibilities of prioritising safeguarding and wel…
Role of Universities and HEIs in the Vulnerability Agenda
The Role of Universities and HEIs in the Vulnerability Agenda
City politics under austerity in Greece: Place-based leadership for a resilient Thessaloniki, 2011-2021
The struggle for linking strategic and front-line outcomes in local government service delivery
Local government procurement in English regions: Organisations, Collaborations and Mechanisms
Political science (19 works) · Economics (14 works) · Public Administration (14 works) · Law (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Business (10 works) · Public relations (9 works) · Corporate governance (8 works) · Politics (8 works) · Public Administration (8 works)