Bøger af Joseph Drew

Professor Drew's latest work makes the case that even great public policy needs to be deliberately and strategically sold in order for it to ultimately be considered a success. However, it seems that most people charged with the task of selling public policy simply do not have the requisite skills to do so.Selling public policy is an art that draws on disparate strands of scholarship spanning the political sciences, economics, sociology, ethics and the classics. To perform the art of selling public policy one must first master the lessons from the greats in the field. Following this, it is necessary to learn how to apply the knowledge to real-world complex scenarios in such a way that the policy is indeed sold and stays sold over the implied returns period.This book is unique in the corpus of scholarly literature because it provides both the knowledge and real-world case studies required for students, scholars, and policy practitioners to master the art of selling public policy.

""Our Home In The Stars"" is a book written by Joseph Drew and published in 1872. The book explores the concept of life on other planets and the possibility of humans living in space. Drew discusses various scientific theories and observations that suggest the existence of extraterrestrial life and the potential for humans to colonize other planets.The book is divided into several chapters, each focusing on a different aspect of space exploration and life on other planets. Drew begins by discussing the history of astronomy and the evolution of scientific understanding of the universe. He then delves into the possibility of life on other planets, examining the conditions necessary for life to exist and the potential forms that extraterrestrial life might take.Drew also explores the challenges and opportunities presented by space travel, discussing the technological advancements that would be necessary to make long-term space habitation possible. He examines the potential benefits of space exploration, including the discovery of new resources and the potential for scientific breakthroughs.Throughout the book, Drew combines scientific theory with philosophical musings, exploring the implications of the existence of extraterrestrial life for human understanding of the universe and our place in it. ""Our Home In The Stars"" is a thought-provoking and informative exploration of the possibilities of space exploration and the potential for humans to expand beyond our planet.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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Professor Drew¿s latest work makes the case that even great public policy needs to be deliberately and strategically sold in order for it to ultimately be considered a success. However, it seems that most people charged with the task of selling public policy simply do not have the requisite skills to do so.Selling public policy is an art that draws on disparate strands of scholarship spanning the political sciences, economics, sociology, ethics and the classics. To perform the art of selling public policy one must first master the lessons from the greats in the field. Following this, it is necessary to learn how to apply the knowledge to real-world complex scenarios in such a way that the policy is indeed sold and stays sold over the implied returns period.This book is unique in the corpus of scholarly literature because it provides both the knowledge and real-world case studies required for students, scholars, and policy practitioners to master the art of selling public policy.

Since the dawn of civilisation philosophers and sages alike have been concerned about the potential for government to become a Leviathan-like monster. In this book Professor Drew shows how a careful application of natural law principles can mitigate this threat of Leviathan and also contribute to the flourishing of people.To do so Natural Law and Government examines the trade-off between human dignity and the common good during the public policy response to COVID-19. Specifically, Professor Drew details his concerns regarding the emergence of concentrations of power and competence in government ¿ changes that have sadly given rise to the repression of the vitality of citizens.This ground-breaking work explains the changes to thinking, institutions and public management that are necessary for people to reclaim their right to thrive as humans. In sum, this is a handbook for what needs to be done after the COVID-19 revolution.

This book focuses squarely on the problem of saving local government in the context of extraordinary financial challenges being faced across the globe. Saving Local Government is written principally for practitioners and employs a ¿conversational¿ tone which makes complex theory both engaging and accessible. It augments world-best scholarship with Professor Joseph Drew¿s extensive practical experience in guiding local governments away from the brink of financial insolvency. It is thus a ¿must read¿ for local government executives, Mayors, Councillors and the regulators that oversee the sector.In Saving Local Government Professor Drew also makes a number of important contributions to address significant gaps in the scholarly literature. In particular, the book includes extensive treatment of de-amalgamation, applied natural law philosophy, Aristotelian epistemology for evaluating public policy success, as well as alternatives to financial administration. The work is therefore also compelling reading for scholars.

This book offers a general introduction to and analysis of the history, theory and public policy of Australian local government systems. Existing research tends to conceptualise Australian local government as an element of public policy grounded in an 'administrative science' approach.