Michael Kortt
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4373250 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Michael Kortt |
| NOMBRES | Michael |
| APELLIDO | Kortt |
| FIRMA | KORTT M |
| AFILIACIONES | b Southern Cross University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 3 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Regulatory dark matter
This paper examines the ‘regulatory dark matter’ (RDM) concept in the Australian regulatory environment, focusing on the influence of unofficial rules, soft law, and quasi‐regulatory mechanisms on policy outcomes and compliance behaviour. Employing a document analysis approach, the study examines real‐world examples, including the suspension of Best Practice Industry Conditions in Queensland government construction projects, systemic failures in …
Recasting Leadership Reform in Australian Local Government
Changes to elected leadership in Australian local government have seen greater authority assigned to mayors in several jurisdictions. A Discussion Paper recently released under the auspices of the Australian Centre for Excellence in Local Government (ACELG) has recommended further reforms, arguing inter alia that mayors ought to enjoy a personal mandate and a stronger strategic role. This paper places these suggested reforms into context by devel…
A Normative Model for Local Government De-Amalgamation in Australia
Ongoing local community dissatisfaction in some newly amalgamated local government areas resulting from the 2007 Queensland forced amalgamation program has raised the prospect of de-merger in that state. One catalyst has been the Opposition's commitment to de-amalgamation should it acquire government. Apart from some descriptive discussion of actual de-amalgamation episodes, almost no prescriptive analysis exists on the optimal form any de-merger…
A Normative Model for Local Government De-Amalgamation in Australia
Ongoing local community dissatisfaction in some newly amalgamated local government areas resulting from the 2007 Queensland forced amalgamation program has raised the prospect of de-merger in that state. One catalyst has been the Opposition's commitment to de-amalgamation should it acquire government. Apart from some descriptive discussion of actual de-amalgamation episodes, almost no prescriptive analysis exists on the optimal form any de-merger…
Recasting Leadership Reform in Australian Local Government
Changes to elected leadership in Australian local government have seen greater authority assigned to mayors in several jurisdictions. A Discussion Paper recently released under the auspices of the Australian Centre for Excellence in Local Government (ACELG) has recommended further reforms, arguing inter alia that mayors ought to enjoy a personal mandate and a stronger strategic role. This paper places these suggested reforms into context by devel…
A Normative Model for Local Government De-Amalgamation in Australia
Ongoing local community dissatisfaction in some newly amalgamated local government areas resulting from the 2007 Queensland forced amalgamation program has raised the prospect of de-merger in that state. One catalyst has been the Opposition's commitment to de-amalgamation should it acquire government. Apart from some descriptive discussion of actual de-amalgamation episodes, almost no prescriptive analysis exists on the optimal form any de-merger…
Recasting Leadership Reform in Australian Local Government
Changes to elected leadership in Australian local government have seen greater authority assigned to mayors in several jurisdictions. A Discussion Paper recently released under the auspices of the Australian Centre for Excellence in Local Government (ACELG) has recommended further reforms, arguing inter alia that mayors ought to enjoy a personal mandate and a stronger strategic role. This paper places these suggested reforms into context by devel…
Regulatory dark matter
This paper examines the ‘regulatory dark matter’ (RDM) concept in the Australian regulatory environment, focusing on the influence of unofficial rules, soft law, and quasi‐regulatory mechanisms on policy outcomes and compliance behaviour. Employing a document analysis approach, the study examines real‐world examples, including the suspension of Best Practice Industry Conditions in Queensland government construction projects, systemic failures in …
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