ANDREW GRAHAM
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sounding off: the briefly noted archives

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For a number of years, I wrote a column in IPAC's Public Management Magazine. It's purpose was to bring forward ideas that were current and relevant to IPAC members, academics and practitioners alike. The format was a simple briefing note and a link if someone wanted to follow up. As usual, my tongue was in my cheek a lot, especially when dealing with the management guru or totally new idea of the month. I am going to keep this up on the Home Page of this site and plan to move older columns here for archiving.

the back 40: Moved from the homepage

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A Policy Implementation Checklist
The Seven Scourges of Public Management
Resilience Is In, But What Is It?
A Hippocratic Oath for Public Servants
The Architecture of Failure: How Governments Fail
Resilience as a Strategic Competency

The Failure Model: the Nortel Story, April 2014
Familiar Quotations on Civil Servants: Ironic with Grains of Devilish Truth, May, 2014
Self-Study Questions for Managers, June, 2014
Is Busy the New Bad, December, 2015

Resilience is in, but what is it?
A Hippocratic Oath for Public Servants, January, 2017
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PAST GLORIES: AS PUBLISHED IN PUBLIC MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE

2007
Vol. 18, Issue 1
Vol. 18. Issue 2

2008
Vol . 19, Issue 1
Vol. 19, Issue 2
2009
Vol. 20. Issue 2
2010
Vol. 21, Issue 1
Vol. 21, Issue 2
2011
Vol. 22, Issue1
Vol. 22, Issue 2
E-Mail: andrew.graham@queensu.ca
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