
Regulating for public value?
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Posted by He who seeks to regulate everything by law is more likely to arouse vices than to reform them. It is best to grant what cannot be abolished, even

Language is principally a communication tool, but it’s also a marker of identity and difference. The ways that organisations and industry sectors talk about their objectives, goals and purpose can vary

When Charlie Sutton, the legendary and only premiership coach of the Western Bulldogs, aka Footscray, implored his young team in the 1954 VFL Grand Final to “shop early and avoid

Living in a safe society So you or your loved ones have decided to turn a new leaf to put exercise back on the agenda. But winter is coming, the

Posted by Not all of us like to digest information in frameworks and lifecycles, but it’s hard to deny they have a unique way of sticking in our minds and

Posted by In my previous blog, I took a fresh look at public value organisations by exploring the dimensions of public value awareness and public value achievement. Four types of organisations

Posted by Does your organisation ‘get’ public value? In a recent post, I discussed some key challenges facing today’s public value leaders. In part one of this two-part blog, I