On Modernising Governance

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Disorganized welfare mixes: voluntary agencies and new governance regimes in Western Europe (2006, background): “While the service-providing role of voluntary agencies was confined to some niches (Lewis, 1995), the literature nonetheless refers to a ‘dual system’ of welfare provision in which such agencies proved influential (Taylor, 2002: 80; see also Birkinshaw et al., 1990: 102ff. Newman, 2003: 17).”
Innovations in governance (2008, result): “These shifts, in line with other changes associated with ‘networked governance’ (Benington 2000; Newman 2001) have implications for management, both in terms of organizational and inter-organizational processes and potentially performance.”
The Politics of Public–Private Partnerships (2005, background): “These issues have generally been overlooked in the wider literature on governance, politics and public policy under ‘New’ Labour (see, for example, Dave Richards and Martin Smith 2002; Newman 2001).”