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| Goran
Arvidsson
Director of Research |
Göran
Arvidsson, PhD, is Associate Professor at the School of Business, Stockholm
University, and since 1988 Research Director at SNS, the Swedish Center
for Business and Policy Studies. He was Head of Secretariat of the Expert
Group on Public Finance, the Swedish Ministry of Finance, 1984-1988.
Before this he was Director of the Agency Management Control Development
Division of the Swedish National Audit Office. At SNS he has been in
charge of a number of policy oriented research projects concerning for
example the Swedish healthcare and school systems, immigration and workplace
diversity, comparative study of management in business and government,
life and work of men and women, and dynamic innovation systems. He has
promoted evaluation in Swedish national and local government since the
late 1970's by lecturing to parlamentarians, officials and staff. He
is a member of INTEVAL since its start in 1986. More information on www.sns.se and www.fek.su.se |
| Per
Oyvind Bastoe
NORAD
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Per Oyvind Bastoe, a sociologist from the University of Oslo, Norway, is currently Principal Results Management Specialist in the Asian Development Bank in Manila, Philippines. He has previously held senior positions in the World Bank and in the Norwegian Government Administration. He has also been assistant professor and researcher in social science. He has published several books, articles and reports on organizational development, results-based management, evaluation, planning and social policy. |
| Jean-Claude
Barbier
Director of Research
(CNRS)
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Jean-Claude Barbier, sociologist, is senior researcher at the CNRS (Centre national de la recherche scientifique) and works at University Paris 1 –Panthéon Sorbonne –CNRS, in the MATISSE team of the Centre d’économie de la Sorbonne (CES). His research deals with the dynamics of systems of social protection and employment policies, as well as European Union building. He was a founding member of the French Society of Evaluation (Société française de l'évaluation - SFE) and secretary of its board (1999-2001). He is one of the co-ordinators of the society's group on "standards and ethics". |
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Sara Batterbury Policy Research Institute Leeds Metropolitan University Bronte Hall Headingley Campus Beckett Park Leeds LS6 3QS E-Mail: s.batterbury@leedsmet.ac.uk Phone: 44 (0) 113 283 1747 Fax: 44 (0) 113 283 1748 |
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| Marie
Louise Bemelmans-Videc
Kievitlaan 8
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Prof.
Dr. Marie-Louise Bemelmans-Videc studied sociology at the State University
of Leiden and social economic policy at the Erasmus University of Rotterdam.
Until 1989, she was associated with the department of Public Administration
at the State University of Leyden. She received a Senior Fullbright
Fellowship in 1988 and subsequently held a post at Indiana University
where she lectured on comparative politics and public administration.
Since 1989 till 1999 she was affiliated to the Netherlands Court of
Audit as an advisor on quality management. She is now professor of Public
Administration at the Catholic University of Nijmegen. Her professional
interests include the general theory of public administration, administrative
ethics, and the theory and practice of auditing and evaluation, preferably
taking a comparative view. She is presently a Senator (member of the
Higher Chamber of the Netherlands Parliament). |
| Richard
Boyle
Senior Research Officer
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Richard
Boyle is senior research officer with the Institute of Public Administration
in Ireland. Before joining the Institute in 1986, he worked in the local
government service in England on policy review and evaluation. His work
focuses on public service reform, managing for results in the public
service and developing and implementing effective performance management
systems. He has published numerous books and articles on program evaluation
and performance measurement. |
| Jonathan
D.Breul
Executive Director
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Jonathan
D. Breul is a widely recognized expert on the policy and practice of
improving government management and performance. As a Partner in IBM
Global Business Services and Executive Director of the IBM Center for
The Business of Government, he provides consulting services and cutting-edge
thought leadership to top political and career employees throughout
the federal government. Formerly Senior Advisor to the Deputy Director for Management in the Office of Management and Budget in the Executive Office of the President, Mr. Breul served as OMB's senior career executive with primary responsibility for government-wide general management policies and led the development and government-wide implementation of the Government Performance and Results Act. He also served for nearly ten years as the U.S. delegate and elected vice chair of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's (OECD) Public Management Committee. Mr. Breul is a Fellow and Member of the Board of Trustees of the National Academy Public Administration (NAPA), a Principal of the Council for Excellence in Government, and an adjunct faculty member at Georgetown University's Graduate Public Policy Institute. He holds a Masters of Public Administration from Northeastern University, and a Bachelor of Arts from Colby College. In 1995 he received the Mydral Award for Public Service from the American Evaluation Association. |
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Department of Political Science and Public
Management |
Peter Dahler-Larsen is a professor at the
Department of Political Science and Public Management, Southern Denmark
University. His research interests include cultural and institutional
aspects of evaluation. He has published in Evaluation, Administration
and Society, Sociologia e Ricerca Sociale, Evaluation and Society.
He has recently done a study of evaluation, power and democracy as
a part of the Danish Parliament s
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| Hans-Ulrich
Derlien
Professor of Administrative Science
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Hans-Ulrich Derlien, born in 1945, is full professor of Public Administration at the university of Bamberg, Germany. After studying sociology at the Free University of Berlin and at Leicester University, he served as research assistant at the Speyer Graduate School of Public Administration and the University of Cologne. Before accepting the chair in Bamberg in 1978, he was professor of public administration at the University of the federal army in Hamburg; in 1990 he declined a calling to Munich. His research interest is in policy analysis, particularly evaluation, and in the political aspects of local and national government in general and the administrative elite in particular. He presently serves on the editorial boards of the journals GOVERNANCE and Die Öffentliche Verwaltung; he is also board member of the Gesellschaft fuer Programmforschung (Program Research Association) and of the German Section of the International Institute of Administrative Sciences.
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F. Pearl
Eliadis |
Practice in international human rights law and public institutions including evaluation and assessment of national institutions. She has published articles and books on policy instrument choice and on public policy and public administration. |
