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Index A, by theme and sub-theme:
(General, 1. The political
context, 2. The actors, 3.
Messages and media)
Bridging research & policy
(section summary)
| Coleman,
D (1991) Policy Research - Who Needs It? Governance
4 (4) 420-455 |
| Garrett,
J L & Islam, Y (1998) Policy Research and the Policy
Process: Do the twain ever meet? Gatekeeper Series no. 74. International
Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). |
| Haas,
E B (1991) When Knowledge is Power: Three Models of
Change in International Organizations. University of California
Press. |
| Kingdon,
J W (1984) Agendas, Alternatives and Public Policies.
New York: Harpers Collins. |
| Lindquist,
E A (1988) What Do Decision-Models Tell Us About Information
Use? Knowledge in Society 1 (2) 86-111 |
| Maxwell,
S (2000) Is Anyone Listening? GDNet [Available at http://nt1.ids.ac.uk/gdn/tools/respol.htm] |
| Neilson,
S (2001) Knowledge Utilization and Public Policy Processes:
A Literature Review. Evaluation Unit. IDRC, Canada. [Available
at www.idrc.ca/evaluation/litreview_e.html] |
| Nutley,
S, Walter, I & Davies, H (2002) From Knowing to
Doing: A framework for understanding the evidence-into-practice
agenda. Discussion Paper 1, Research Unit for Research Utilisation,
University of St Andrews. [Available at www.st-and.ac.uk/~cppm/
under RURU] |
| Porter,
R W & Prysor-Jones, S (1997) Making a Difference
to Policies and Programs: A Guide for Researchers. USAID, Washington. |
| Pross,
P (1986) Group Politics and Public Policy. Oxford University
Press, Toronto. |
| Puchner,
L (2001) Researching Women's Literacy in Mali: A Case
Study of Dialogue among Researchers, Practitioners, and Policy
Makers. Comparative Education Review 45 (2) 242-256 |
| RAWOO
(2001) Utilization of Research for Development Cooperation,
Linking Knowledge Production to Development Policy and Practice.
Publication no. 21, Netherlands Development Assistance Research
Council, The Hague. |
| Ryan,
J (1999) Assessing the impact of rice policy changes
in Viet Nam and the contribution of policy research. Impact
Assessment Discussion paper 8. International Food Policy Research
Institute (IFPRI), Washington, DC. [Available at www.ifpri.org/impact/iadp08.pdf] |
| Ryan,
J (2002) Synthesis Report on Assessing the Impact of
Policy-Oriented Social Science Research. International Food
Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Washington, DC. [Available
at www.ifpri.org/impact/iadp15.pdf] |
| Sabatier,
P & Jenkins-Smith, H C (1999) The Advocacy Coalition
Framework: An Assessment. In Sabatier, P (ed) Theories of the
Policy Process. Westview Press, Boulder. |
| Stone,
D, Maxwell, S & Keating, M (2001) Bridging Research
and Policy. An international workshop funded by DFID. Warwick
University, 16-17 July. [Available at www.gdnet.org/pdf/Bridging.pdf] |
| Weiss,
C (1977) Research for Policy's Sake: The Enlightenment
Function of Social Research. Policy Analysis 3 (4) 531-545 |
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1. The political context (section
summary)
1.1 The policy process (section
summary)
| Berkout,
F & Scoones, I (1999) Knowing how to change. Environmental
policy learning and transfer. Science and Technology Policy
Research (STPR), UK. [Available at www.id21.org/society/insights30editorial.html] |
| Clay,
EJ & Schaffer, BB (1984) Room for Manoeuvre; An
Exploration of Public Policy in Agricultural and Rural Development.
Heinemann Educational Books, London. |
| Keeley,
J & Scoones, I (1999) Understanding Environmental
Policy Processes: A Review. IDS Working Paper 89, Institute
of Development Studies (IDS), University of Sussex. [Available
at http://server.ntd.co.uk/ids/bookshop/details.asp?id=494] |
| Keeley,
J & Scoones, I (2000) Knowledge, power and politics:
the environmental policy-making process in Ethiopia. The Journal
of Modern African Studies 38 (1) 89-120. [Available at www.id21.org/society/s2ajk1g1.html] |
| Lipsky,
M (1980) Street-level Bureaucracy; Dilemmas of the Individual
in Public Services. Russell Sage Foundation, New York. |
| Mosse,
D (forthcoming) The Making and Marketing of Participatory
Development. In Quarles van Ufford, P & Giri, A K (eds)
A Moral Critique of Development: In Search of Global Responsibilities.
Routledge, London & New York. |
| Robertson,
A F (1984) People and the State; An anthropology of
planned development. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. |
| Roe,
E (1991) Development Narratives, Or Making the Best
of Blueprint Development. World Development 19 (4) 287-300 |
| Rondinelli,
D (1993) Development Projects as Policy Experiments;
An adaptive approach to development administration. Routledge,
London. |
| Shankland,
A (2000) Analysing Policy for Sustainable Livelihoods.
Research Report 49, Institute of Development Studies (IDS),
University of Sussex. |
Sutton,
R (1999) The Policy Process: An Overview. ODI Working
Paper 118, Overseas Development Institute (ODI), London.
[www.odi.org.uk/publications/abswp118.html] |
| Wood,
G (1985) The Politics of Development Policy Labelling.
Development and Change 16 (3) 347-373 |
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1.2 The current policy discourse (section
summary)
| Chomsky,
N (1987) The Manufacture of Consent. In The Chomsky
Reader (edited by Peck, J). Serpent's Tail, London. |
| Gasper,
D & Apthorpe, R (1996) Introduction: Discourse Analysis
and Policy Discourse. European Journal of Development Research
8 (1) 1-15 |
| Henkel,
H & Stirrat, R (2001) Participation as Spiritual
Duty; Empowerment as Secular Subjection. In Cooke, B & Kothari,
U (eds) Participation, The New Tyranny? Zed Books, London. |
| Hirschman,
A O (1970) Exit, Voice and Loyalty. Harvard University
Press, Cambridge, Mass. |
| Hulme,
D & Edwards, M (1997) NGOs, States and Donors: An
Overview. In Hulme & Edwards (eds) NGOs, States and Donors:
Too Close for Comfort? Macmillan, London, in association with
Save the Children. |
| Leftwich,
A (1994) Governance, the State and the Politics of Development.
Development and Change 25 (2) 363-386 |
| Lukes,
S (1974) Power: A Radical View. Macmillan, London |
| Mosley,
P, Harrigan, J & Toe, J (1995) Aid and Power - Second
Edition The World Bank & Policy-based Lending. Routledge,
London. |
| Stern,
N & Ferreira, F (1997) The World Bank as an 'Intellectual
Actor'. In Kapur, D, Lewis, J & Webb, R (eds) The World
Bank - Its First Half Century. Brookings Institution, Washington,
DC. |
| Williams,
R (1973) Base and Superstructure in Marxist Cultural
Theory. New Left Review No. 82 |
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1.3 The information age (section
summary)
| Anheimer,
H, Glasius, M & Kaldor, M (2001) Introducing Global
Civil Society. In Global Civil Society 2001, Oxford University
Press. |
| Castells,
M (1993) The Informational Economy and the New International
Division of Labour. In Carnoy, M, et al, The New Global Economy
in the Information Age. Macmillan, London. |
| Elliott,
P (1995) Intellectuals, the 'information society' and
the disappearance of the public sphere. In Boyd-Barrett, O &
Newbold, C (eds) Approaches to Media, A Reader. Arnold, London. |
| Franco,
J (1994) Beyond Ethnocentrism: Gender, Power and the
Third-World Intelligentsia. In Williams, P & Chrisman, L
(eds) Colonial Discourse and Post-colonial Theory, A Reader.
Harvester Wheatsheaf, New York. |
| Giddens,
A (1990) The Consequences of Modernity. Polity Press,
Cambridge. |
| Mohanty,
C T (1988) Under Western Eyes: Feminist Scholarship
and Colonial Discourses. Feminist Review 30: 65-88 |
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2. The actors (networks, organisations, individuals)
(section summary)
2.1 Networks and inter-organisational linkages
(section summary)
| Keck,
M & Sikkink, K (1998) Activists beoynd borders;
advocacy networks in international politics. Cornell University
Press. |
| Kickert
et al (1997) A Management Perspective on Policy Network.
In Kickert, W, Klijn, E H & Koppenjan, J F M (eds) Managing
complex networks. Sage, London. |
| Robinson,
D, Hewitt, T & Harriss, J (1999) Why Inter-Organizational
Relationships Matter. In Robinson, D, Hewitt, T & Harriss,
J (eds) Managing Development: Understanding Inter-organizational
Relationships. Sage, London. |
| Stacey,
R (1995) The Role of Chaos and Self-Organization in
the Development of Creative Organizations. In Albert, A (ed)
Chaos and Society. IOS Press, Amsterdam. |
| Struyk,
R (2000) Transnational Think Tank Networks: Purpose,
Membership and Cohesion. Urban Institute, Washington DC. |
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2.2 Organisational management, learning and change
(section summary)
| Brown,
D L (1995) Managing Conflict Among Groups. In Kolb,
D A, Osland, J & Rubin, I M (eds) The Organizational Behavior
Reader 6th Edition, Prentice-Hall International. |
| Carr,
A (1998) Identity, Compliance and Dissent in Organizations:
A Psychoanalytical Perspective. Organization 5 (1) 81-99 |
| Clegg,
S (1994) Constitution of the Resistant Subject. In Jermier,
J M, Knights, D & Nord, W R (eds) Resistance and Power in
Organisations. Routledge, London. |
| Douglas,
M (1986) How Institutions Think. Syracuse University
Press. |
| Hailey,
J & Smillie, I (2001) Managing for Change: Leadership
and Strategy in Asian NGOs. Earthscan, London. |
| Lanuez,
D & Jermier, J M (1994) Sabotage by Managers and
Technocrats - Neglected patterns of resistance at work. In Jermier,
J M, Knights, D & Nord, W R (eds) Resistance and Power in
Organisations. Routledge, London. |
| Levitt,
B & March, M G (1988) Organisational Learning. Annual
Review of Sociology 14: 319-340 |
| Riley,
P (1983) A Structurationist Account of Political Culture.
Administrative Science Quarterly 28 (3) 414-437 |
| Smircich,
L (1983) Concepts of Culture and Organizational Analysis.
Administrative Science Quarterly 28: 339-358 |
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2.3 Social psychology - perception and decision-making
(section summary)
| Beach,
L R (1997) The Psychology of Decision-Making: People
in Organizations. Sage, London. |
| Collin,
A (2001) Learning and Development. In Beardwell, I &
Holden, L (eds) Human Resource Management: A contemporary approach.
Pearson Education, Harlow. |
| Humphreys,
P (1998) Discourses Underpinning Decision Support. In
Berkeley, B & Rajkovic (eds) Context-Sensitive Decision
Support. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston. |
| Linnerooth,
J (1987) Negotiating Environmental Issues: A role for
the analyst? In Hawgood, J & Humphreys, P C (eds) Effective
decision support systems. Gower, Aldershot. |
| Tilly,
C (2000) Introduction: Violence viewed and reviewed.
Social Research 67 (3). [Available at www.newschool.edu/centers/socres/vol67/673intro.htm] |
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3. The message and media (section
summary)
3.1 Knowledge management and research relevance
(section summary)
| Agrawal,
A (1995) Dismantling the Divide Between Indigenous and
Scientific Knowledge. Development and Change 26 (3) 413-439 |
| Bryman,
A (2001) Social Research Methods. Oxford University
Press, Oxford. |
| Edwards,
M (1994) NGOs in the Age of Information. IDS Bulletin
25 (2) 117-124 |
| Fine,
M, Weis, L, Weseen, S & Wong, L (2000) For Whom?
Qualitative Research, Representations, and Social Responsibilities.
In Denzin, N & Lincoln, Y (eds) Handbook of Qualitative
Research (2nd ed). Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks. |
| Kennis,
S & McTaggart, R (2000) Participatory Action Research.
In Denzin, N & Lincoln, Y (eds) Handbook of Qualitative
Research (2nd ed). Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks. |
| Long,
N & Long, A (eds)(1992) Battlefields of Knowledge.
Routledge, London. |
| McPherson,
P K (1994) Accounting for the Value of Information.
Aslib Proceedings 46 (9) 203-215 |
| Meyer,
C (1997) The political economy of NGOs and information
sharing. World Development 25 (7) 1127-1140 |
| NCDDR
(1996) Review of the literature on dissemination and
knowledge utilization. National Center for the Dissemination
of Disability Research (NCDDR), USA. |
| Rogers,
E (1995) Diffusion of Innovations. Free Press, New York. |
| Saywell,
D & Cotton, A (1999) Spreading the Word. Practical
guidelines for research dissemination strategies. Water, Engineering
and Development Centre, Loughborough University. |
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3.2 Interpersonal communication and advocacy
(section summary)
| Chapman,
J & Fisher, T (1999) Effective Campaigning. New
Economics Foundation, London. |
| Chodorow,
N (1999) The Power of Feelings; Personal Meaning in
Psychoanalysis, Gender, and Culture. Yale University Press,
New Haven. |
| Edwards,
M & Gaventa, J (2001) Global Citizen Action. Lynne
Rienner, Boulder. |
| Goffman,
E (1990)[1959] The Presentation of Self in Everyday
Life. Penguin, Harmondsworth |
| Hudson,
A (2000) Making the Connection: Legitimacy Claims, and
Northern NGOs International Advocacy. In Lewis, D & Wallace,
T (eds) New Roles and Relevance. Development NGOs and the Challenge
of Change. Kumarian Press, Hartford. |
| Watzlawick,
P (1978) One Cannot Not Communicate. Watzlawick interviewed
by C Wilder, in Journal of Communication 28 (4) |
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3.3 Marketing communication (section
summary)
| Bedimo,
A L, Pinkerton, S D, Cohen, D A, Gray, B & Farley, T A (2002)
Condom Distribution: A cost-utility analysis. International
Journal of STD & AIDS 13 (6) 384-392 |
| Buurma,
H (2001) Public Policy Marketing: Marketing exchange
in the public sector. European Journal of Marketing 35 (11)
1287-1302 |
| Gladwell,
M (2000) The Tipping Point; How Little Things Can Make
a Big Difference. Little, Brown and Company, London. |
| Kotler,
P, Armstrong, G, Saunders, J & Wong, V (1999) Principles
of Marketing, 2nd Edition. Prentice Hall Europe. |
| Lambin,
J (1996) Strategic Marketing Management. McGraw-Hill,
UK. |
| Lefebvre,
R C (2001) Theories and Models in Social Marketing.
In Bloom, P N & Gundlach, G T (eds) Handbook of Marketing
and Society, Sage Publications, London - New Delhi. |
| Maarek,
P J (1995) Political Marketing and Communication. John
Libbey, London-Paris-Rome. |
| Price,
N (2001) The performance of social marketing in reaching
the poor and vulnerable in Aids control programmes. Health Policy
and Planning 16 (3) 231-239 |
| Varey,
R J (2002) Marketing Communication - Principles and
Practice. Routledge, London & New York. |
| Williamson,
J (1996) Decoding Advertisements. In Marris, P &
Thornham, S (eds) Media studies, A Reader. Edinburgh University
Press, Edinburgh. |
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3.4 Media communication and IT (section
summary)
| Allor,
M (1995) Relocating the Site of the Audience. In Boyd-Barrett,
O & Newbold, C (eds) Approaches to Media, A Reader. Arnold,
London. |
| Bourdieu,
P (1991) On Language and Symbolic Power. Polity in association
with Basil Blackwell, Cambridge. |
| Mattelart,
A & Mattelart, M (1998) Theories of Communication,
A Short Introduction. Sage Publications, London. |
| McMaster,
T, Vidgen, R T & Wastell, D G (1997) Technology
Transfer: Diffusion or Translation? In McMaster, T, et al (eds)
Facilitating Technology Transfer through Partnership. Chapman
& Hall, London, on behalf of (IFIP). |
| Newbold,
C (1995) Approaches to Cultural Hegemony within Cultural
Studies. In Boyd-Barrett, O & Newbold, C (eds) Approaches
to Media, A Reader. Arnold, London. |
| Norris,
P (2001) Digital divide? Civic engagement, information
poverty & the internet in democratic societies; Can the
Internet change the national distribution of power and income?
John F. Kennedy School of Government (KSG), Harvard University. |
| Peterson,
S B (1998) Saints, Demons, Wizards and Systems: Why
information technology reforms fail or underperform in public
bureaucracies in Africa. Public Administration and Development
18 (1) 37-60 |
| Philo,
G (1996) Seeing and Believing. In Marris, P & Thornham,
S (eds) Media studies, A Reader. Edinburgh University Press,
Edinburgh. |
| Volkow,
N (1998) Strategic Use of Information Technology Requires
Knowing How to Use Information. In Avgerou, C (ed) Implementation
and Evaluation of Information Systems in Developing Countries.
Proceedings of the Fifth International Working Conference of
the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP)
IFIP WG 9.4. |
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