Personal details

• Name: Professor Mark Considine
• Department: Centre for Public Policy
• Institution: The University of Melbourne
• Country: Australia
• Highest Qualification: PhD (1986, The University of Melbourne)
• Home Page: http://www.politics.unimelb.edu.au/aboutus/considine.html

Network-related Publications (1999 - present)

Sole Authored Books

• CONSIDINE, M., Enterprising States: The Public Management of Welfare-to-Work Cambridge University Press, 2001
• CONSIDINE, M., Policy Interventions: Context, Discourse, Governance, Polity, Cambridge, (forthcoming)

Joint Authored Books

• CONSIDINE, M., Australian Politics in the Global Era, with A.Capling and M.Crozier, Addison-Wesley Longman, 1998
• CONSIDINE, M., The Enterprise University: Power, Stratgey and Reinvention, with Simon Marginson, Cambridge University Press,2000

Referred Journal Articles

• CONSIDINE, M., & Jenny M Lewis, 'Working with Networks: Explaining service delivery strategies in public and private organisations as networking effects' Journal of European Public Policy, 10 (1) 46-58, 2003
• CONSIDINE, M., & Jenny LEWIS, Enterprise Governance: The Frontline Bureaucrat in Australia, the Netherlands, New Zealand and the United Kingdom, Public Administration Review , 63 (2) 131-140, 2003
• CONSIDINE, M., "The Impact of Competition on Non-Profit Organisations" Australian Journal of Political Science March, 2003
• CONSIDINE, M., "The End of the Line? Accountability and Governance in the Age of Networks, Contracts and Joined-up Services" Governance, Vol 15, No 1, January 2002
• CONSIDINE, M., "Contracts, Targets and Reflexivity: Comparing Employment Service Reform in the U.K., Netherlands, New Zealand and Australia" Public Administration (UK), September, 2000.
• CONSIDINE, M., "Selling the Unemployed: The Role of Private Employment Agencies in Public Employment Programs" Social Policy and Administration, Vol 34, No 3, June 2000, pp 274-295
• CONSIDINE, M., & LEWIS, J., "Medicine, Economics and Agenda Setting", Social Science and Medicine, 48 (1999) 393-405.
• CONSIDINE, M., & Jenny Lewis, "Governance at Ground Level: The frontline Bureaucrat in the Age of Markets and Networks", Public Administration Review , 59, 6, 467-480, 1999
• CONSIDINE, M., "Markets, Networks and the New Welfare State: Employment Assistance Reforms in Australia" Journal of Social Policy , 28, 2, 183-203, 1999

Book Chapters

• CONSIDINE, M., 'Governing Diversity:Prospects for Putting the Public back into Public Service' in Dennis Glover and Glenn Patmore (eds) Labor Essays 2000, Pluto Press, Sydney.
• CONSIDINE, M., "Contraction et Contractualisation de L'Etat-Providence: Le cas de l'assistance a l'emploi en Australie" in Yvonne Fortin (ed) La Contractualisation Dans Le Secteur Public Des Pays Industrialises Depuis 1980, L'Harmattan, Paris, 1999-11-11
• CONSIDINE, M|., "Competition, Quasi-Markets and the New Welfare State: Reflections on the Challenges which await Clients, Governments and Welfare Professionals"in O'Connor, Ian, Paul Smyth and Jeni Warburton (eds) Contemporary Perspectives on Social Work and the Human Services: Challenges and Change, Addison Wesley Longman, 2000.

Other Publications

• CONSIDINE, M.(ed) Knowledge, Networks and Joined-Up Government, Proceedings of the International Political Science Association Research conference, Melbourne June 2002

Recent Conference Papers

• CONSIDINE, M., 'A Certain Degree of Equality - Social Administration in the Century of Public Service', Institute of Public Administration of Australia, Centenary of the Public service Conference, Canberra, 19 June, 2001.
• CONSIDINE,M., "Comparing Employment Services and Strategies for Reform" Ministry for Education and Employment, Caxton House, London, 25 February, 2000.
• CONSIDINE, M., "Agency and Accountability" Governance, Reinvention and Renewal, Meiji University, Tokyo, November 1999.

Awards and Fellowships

Career Awards

• 2002  Fellow, Institute of Public Administration Australia
• 2001  ARC Professorial Fellowship
• 2001  American Educational Research Association, Outstanding Publication Award for The Enterprise University: Power, Governance and Reinvention in Australia (Cambridge University Press). With Simon Marginson.
• 2000  American Society for Public Administration, Marshall E. Dimock Award - Best article in Public Administration Review, with Jenny M Lewis.

Fellowships

• 1997-9  Research Associate, Research School of Social Sciences, ANU, Canberra.
• 1997-8  Professorial Fellow, Deakin University
• 1995  Visiting Fellow, European University Institute, Italy.
• 1992-95  Adjunct Professor, William and Hobart Smith College, Geneva, USA.
• 1990  Visiting Fellow, Department of Politics, Trinity College, Dublin.
• 1989  Visiting Fellow, Georgetown University, Washington DC.
• 1989  Visiting Fellow, Australian and New Zealand Studies Center, Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pennsylvania, USA.

Other professional

• President, Australasian Politics Studies Association (APSA) 1999-2000
• Vice-President, APSA, 1998-1999
• Executive Board Member, International Political Science Association, Research Committee on Structure of Government, 1995-2000

Biography

Career History

• 2002       ARC Professorial Research Fellow.
• 2001       Professor, University of Melbourne
• 2001-02  Senior Research Adviser, Brotherhood of St Laurence, Fitzroy.
• 1997-99  Professorial Research Fellow, Deakin University
• 1994-96  Head of Department, Political Science, University of Melbourne
• 1994-00  Associate Professor, School of Political Science, Criminology & Sociology, University of
                 Melbourne
• 1989-93  Senior Lecturer in Public Policy and Administration, Department of
                 Political Science, University of Melbourne.
• 1986       Senior Policy Adviser, Policy and Research Branch, Department of
                 Premier and Cabinet, Victoria.
• 1986-87  Head of Department and Senior Lecturer, Department of Sociology
                 and Politics, Phillip Institute of Technology.
• 1981-85  Lecturer, Phillip Institute of Technology, Department of Sociology.
• 1980       Lecturer, Department of History and Politics, Melbourne State
                 College.
• 1977-79  Tutor, LaTrobe University, Department of Politics.
• 1970-72  Youth Worker, YCS Australia - International NGO in the youth sector.