Crossing Boundaries in Public Policy and Management : Tackling the Critical Challenges (Paperback)

Introduction: The Inexorable Appeal of Boundaries in Public Policy and ManagementLuke Craven, Gemma Carey, and Helen DickinsonPart 1: The Concept ChallengeChapter 1: The Rise of BoundariesHelen Dickinson and Catherine SmithChapter 2: Classifications of BoundariesHelen Dickinson and Catherine SmithChapter 3: Boundary ConceptsHelen Dickinson and Catherine SmithChapter 4: Where Next for Boundaries?Helen Dickinson and Catherine SmithPart 2: The Practical ChallengeChapter 5: The Challenges of Crossing Boundary PracticePaul WilliamsChapter 6: Lesson for Policy and PracticePaul WilliamsChapter 7: Training and DevelopmentPaul WilliamsChapter 8: ConclusionsPaul WilliamsPart 3: The Craft ChallengeChapter 9: Boundary Spanners: Toward a Theory of PracticeGemma Carey, Kerry Jacobs, Ellie Malbon, Fiona Buick, Anna Li, and Paul WilliamsChapter 10: The Theory Underpinning Crossing-Boundary FacilitationChristine FlynnChapter 11: Towards the Craft and Practice of Facilitation Across Collaborative BoundariesChristine FlynnChapter 12: ConclusionGemma Carey, Luke Craven and Helen DickinsonPart 4: The Methodology ChallengeChapter 13: Review, Methodological Approaches to Understanding Collaborative PracticeLuke Craven, Gemma Carey, Helen Dickinson, and Iona RennieChapter 14: A Spotlight on Systems Methodologies: Methods to Understand Complex IssuesLuke Craven, Gemma Carey, Helen Dickinson, and Iona RennieConclusion: The Future of Boundary Spanning Research and PracticeGemma Carey, Luke Craven and Helen Dickinson