R. A. W. Rhodes

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R. A. W. Rhodes is affiliated with the following schools: University of York, University of Newcastle , University of Birmingham, University of Manchester, Australian National University, University of Southampton

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R. A. W. Rhodes

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R. A. W. Rhodes's Degrees

PhD Political Science University of Manchester
Masters Political Science University of Manchester
Bachelors Politics University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Roderick Arthur William Rhodes , usually cited as R. A. W. Rhodes, is a British professor of political science. Rod Rhodes is professor of government at the University of Southampton and director of the Centre for Political Ethnography. He is also emeritus professor of politics at the University of Newcastle . Previously, he was: Professor of Government at Griffith University ; director of the UK Economic and Social Research Council’s ‘Whitehall Programme’ ; distinguished professor of political science at the Australian National University ; and director of the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University . He is a life Vice-President and former Chair and president of the Political Studies Association of the United Kingdom; a Fellow of both the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia; and the Academy of Social Sciences . He has also been a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, editor of 'Public Administration: an international quarterly' from 1986 to 2011, and Treasurer of the Australian Political Studies Association, 2004–2011.

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R. A. W. Rhodes's Published Works

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The New Governance: Governing without Government (1996) (3682)
THE HOLLOWING OUT OF THE STATE: THE CHANGING NATURE OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE IN BRITAIN (1994) (915)
New directions in the study of policy networks (1992) (466)
Traditions of Governance: Interpreting the Changing Role of the Public Sector in Comparative and Historical Perspective - eScholarship (2003) (406)
Policy Network Analysis (2008) (336)
The Limits to Public Value, or Rescuing Responsible Government from the Platonic Guardians (2007) (278)
The Governance Narrative: Key Findings and Lessons from the Erc’s Whitehall Programme (2000) (183)
Searching for civil society: changing patterns of governance in Britain (2003) (124)
Recovering the craft of public administration (2016) (116)
Interpretation and its others (2005) (93)
BRINGING THE POLITICS BACK IN: PUBLIC VALUE IN WESTMINSTER PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT (2009) (81)
Comparative Governance: Prospects and Lessons (2003) (81)
Waves Of Governance (2012) (80)
Interpretive Approaches to British Government and Politics (2006) (77)
New Labour's Civil Service: Summing-up Joining-up (2000) (77)
Everyday Life in a Ministry (2005) (75)
Different Roads to Unfamiliar Places: UK Experience in Comparative Perspective (1998) (72)
Developing the public service orientation (1987) (62)
Studying British Government: Reconstructing the Research Agenda (1999) (60)
The Differentiated Polity as Narrative (2008) (58)
Can experience be evidence?: craft knowledge and evidence-based policing (2017) (58)
Policy Networks (1990) (52)
Prime Ministers, Presidentialism and Westminster Smokescreens (2006) (48)
From Marketization To Diplomacy: (1997) (47)
Traditions and Public Sector Reform: Comparing Britain and Denmark (1999) (44)
Theory and Methods in British Public Administration: The View from Political Science (1991) (44)
Interpretivism and the analysis of traditions and practices (2012) (38)
THE STATE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: A PROFESSIONAL HISTORY, 1970–1995 (1995) (35)
Puzzles of political leadership (2014) (34)
Stairways to Heaven: A reply to Alford (2008) (33)
‘Genre Blurring’ and Public Administration: What Can We Learn from Ethnography? (2014) (31)
Thinking On: A career in public administration (2011) (30)
The Art and Craft of Comparison (2019) (29)
The Treasury & Social Policy (2000) (28)
Continuity and Change in British Central-Local Relations: ‘The Conservative Threat’, 1979–83 (1984) (28)
State of the field: What can political ethnography tell us about anti‐politics and democratic disaffection? (2019) (25)
Authors’ Response: Politics as Cultural Practice (2008) (24)
GENDER, GREEDY INSTITUTIONS, AND THE DEPARTMENTAL COURT (2013) (24)
Agencies and Accountability (2000) (24)
Disaggregating Structures as an Agenda for Critical Realism: A Reply to McAnulla (2006) (23)
Narratives of ‘thatcherism’ (1998) (22)
The Life, Death and Resurrection of British Governance (2006) (19)
Political anthropology and civil service reform: prospects and limits (2013) (19)
Executives in Parliamentary Government (2006) (19)
Theory, Method and British Political Life History (2012) (18)
ANALYSING INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS (1980) (17)
Rethinking governance: ruling rationalities and resistance (2016) (16)
Frank Stacey Memorial Lecture 2008: Scenes from the Departmental Court (2009) (14)
Regional policy and a “Europe of Regions”: A critical assessment (1974) (12)
Towards an interpretive parliamentary studies (2018) (12)
How to manage your policy network (2015) (12)
Inter-governmental relations in the European Community (1977) (11)
CORPORATISM, PAY NEGOTIATIONS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (1985) (11)
One‐way, Two‐way, or Dead‐end Street: British Influence on the Study of Public Administration in America Since 1945 (2011) (11)
The Lion and the Cross: Early Christianity in Victorian Novels (1995) (10)
Old Institutionalisms an Overview (2011) (10)
The Changing Face of British Public Administration (1995) (10)
Looking Beyond Managerialism The 1995 National Conference of the Royal Institute of Public Administration Australia, held on 29th November to 1st December 1995, Brisbane (1996) (9)
The Policy Studies Perspective@@@American Public Policy@@@Nationalizing Government: Public Policies in America@@@An Introduction to the Study of Public Policy@@@Policy Analysis for Public Decisions@@@Public Administration and Policy Analysis (1980) (9)
A Guide to the Esrc’s Whitehall Programme, 1994‐1999 (2000) (8)
'Corporate Bias' in Central-Local Relations: a case study of the Consultative Council on Local Government Finance (1986) (8)
In search of Australian political science (2009) (8)
Excursions in administrative ethnography (2015) (7)
‘Stretched But Not Snapped’: A Response to Russell and Serban on Retiring the ‘Westminster Model’ (2021) (7)
25. Interorganizational Networks and Control: A Critical Conclusion (1991) (6)
Can there be a national community of local government (1983) (6)
FOCUS GROUPS AND PRIME MINISTERS' CHIEFS OF STAFF (2015) (6)
Eclipse of Justice: Ethics, Economics, and the Lost Traditions of American Catholicism (2008) (5)
The comparative ‘court politics’ of Covid-19: explaining government responses to the pandemic (2021) (5)
What Is Decentred Analysis (2018) (5)
The New European Agencies. Agencies in British Government: Revolution or Evolution? (1996) (5)
Court politics in a federal polity (2016) (4)
Local Government Reform: Three Questions—What is Reorganisation? What are the Effects of Reorganisation? Why Reorganisation?* (1974) (4)
REINVENTING EXCELLENCE OR HOW BESTSELLERS THWART THE SEARCH FOR LESSONS TO TRANSFORM THE PUBLIC SECTOR (1994) (4)
All you need is … a network: the rise of interpretive public administration (2021) (4)
Mapping Research Agendas with Government: Surveys, Priorities and Future Needs (2005) (3)
Blair's Britain 1997–2007: Central government (2007) (3)
Blair and Governance (2007) (3)
The faith of Christians (1984) (3)
Duopoly, court politics and the Danish core executive (2020) (3)
Interpretive Methodology and Political Science: A Roundtable (2004) (2)
POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND PUBLIC POLICY: PROSPECTS AND LIMITS* (2012) (2)
Conclusion: Understanding the British Governmental Tradition: an Anti-Foundational Approach (2000) (2)
Organizational Capacity and Prime Ministerial Effectiveness: Observations from Australia. (2013) (2)
the UK Economic and Social Research Council’s ‘Whitehall Program’ and the Governance Narrative (2000) (2)
Inside immigration law. Migration management and policy application in Germany, by Tobias G. Eule (2015) (2)
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 1945‐1969 (1996) (1)
Ethnographic Fieldwork (2020) (1)
What Political Science Can Learn from the Humanities (2020) (1)
An Interpretative Perspective (2016) (1)
Social Science and Democratic Theory (1973) (1)
New development: From private office to departmental court (2009) (1)
Ethnographic Approaches to the Study of Political Executives (2020) (1)
Wilting in limbo: Anthony Trollope and the Nineteenth Century Civil Service (1973) (1)
Blurring Genres: An Agenda for Political Studies (2021) (1)
Interpretation as Method, Explanation, and Critique By Mark Bevir and R. A. W. Rhodes CONTACT DETAILS (2006) (0)
Reviews: Management in the Social and Safety Services REEKIE, W. D. and HUNT, N.C. (eds.) Tavistock 1974, pp. 198 £3.15 (1975) (0)
The Craft of Writing (2019) (0)
Hinterland Politics (1971) (0)
Hogwood, Brian W. and Michael Keating (Eds.), "Regional Government in England" (Book Review) (1983) (0)
ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELDWORK AND INTERPRETIVE POLITICAL SCIENCE (2015) (0)
Australia: Traditions and Practices (2021) (0)
Comparing Cabinets: Dilemmas of Collective Government (2021) (0)
Ethnographic approaches (2020) (0)
Conclusion (2021) (0)
Beyond new public governance (2021) (0)
Editorial: Public Administration in Europe (1999) (0)
JOHN STEWART: A PERSONAL APPRECIATION (2023) (0)
Local Governance in Britain. By Robert Leach and Janie Percy-Smith. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 263p. $69.95 (2003) (0)
PUBLIC ADMINISTR AT ION (2014) (0)
The Accountability Dilemma (2021) (0)
Review article: A Rose By Any Other Name: Five Books in Search of Policy Analysis.∗ (1977) (0)
Arnold J. Meltsner and Christopher Bellavita, The Policy Organisation, London: Sage, 1983, 253 pp. £9.75. (1983) (0)
Register of research & research digest on central-local government relations in Britain (1986) (0)
Making and Managing Policy Edited by G. Ronald Gilbert Marcel Dekker, New York, 1984, × + 359 pp. (1985) (0)
The Policy Dilemma (2021) (0)
Understanding Cabinet Government (2021) (0)
Autoethnography as Narrative in Political Studies (2021) (0)
A Historian Encounters Politics: The Craft of Pat Weller 1 (2020) (0)
Does Politics Matter? The Determinants of Public Policy . By L. J. Sharpe and K. Newton. (New York: Oxford University Press, 1984. Pp. xviii + 249. $19.50.) (1986) (0)
Recent books in political science (2014) (0)
William B. Eddy (ed.), Handbook of Organisation Management, New York and Basel, Marcel Dekker Inc., 1983, 548 pp., $14.95 ($9.95 paperback) (1985) (0)
Christopher Hood and Andrew Dunsire with the assistance of K. Suky Thomson, Bureaumetrics: the Quantitative Comparison of British Central Government Agencies , Gower, 1981, 312 + xiv pp., £15.00. (1982) (0)
COMPARATIVE GOVERNANCE: PROSPECTS and LESSONS. 1 (2006) (0)
Communications: Annual Report 1999 (2000) (0)
The Leadership Dilemma (2021) (0)
The United Kingdom (2021) (0)
Three Visions of Context as History (2013) (0)

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