Resources

This course provides a platform for users to access public policy research as well as provide information on upcoming learning, events and networking opportunities.

Behavioural insights tools assist understanding human behaviour, which can inform policy design.

A directory of behavioural economics and behavioural science academics.

This ANZSOG research paper, prepared for the Australian Public Service Review Panel, reviews the APS relationships with Ministers and their offices.

This is the website and final report for the independent review panel of the the Australian Public Service (APS) led by David Thodey AO.

Delivering for Australians outlines the Government’s reform agenda in response to the independent review of the APS.

An ANZSOG supported study examines the proposition that managers who exercise political astuteness are more effective. For public managers, formal and informal politics is an integral part of their environment.

The relationship between ministers and officials is fundamental to our system of government. The foundation of that relationship, like any relationship, is mutual respect. Learn through insights from conversations at the political administrative interface.

What makes a leader sound compelling - even when delivering bad news? Speaker coach Noah Zandan analysed data on how visionary leaders talk. This TED talk looks at these key elements.

Caroline Webb (2018) discusses the ‘discover-defend axis’ which is a model showing that the brain has two ‘modes’ which shape the way humans interact.