1st Edition
Policy Entrepreneurship An Asian Perspective
1. Researching Policy Entrepreneurship in Asia
Michael Mintrom, Dayashankar Maurya and Alex Jingwei He
2. Structural Changes and Opportunities for Policy Entrepreneurship
Dayashankar Maurya and Michael Mintrom
3. Policy Experimentation and Opportunities for Policy Entrepreneurship
Jessica C. Teets and Reza Hasmath
4. Cultural Norms and Policy Entrepreneurship
Pobsook Chamchong
5. Global Trends and Policy Entrepreneurship
J.J. Woo
6. Creating Opportunities Through Collective Policy Entrepreneurship
Na Tang, Li Cheng and Changkun Cai
7. Creating Opportunities Through Knowledge of Implementation
Hongmei Lu, Audrey L. Mayer, Adam M. Wellstead and Shan Zhou
8. Creating Opportunities Through Cross-Sectoral Collaboration
Xiaohui Zhong
9. Creating Opportunities Through Deploying Academic Knowledge
Ario Wicaksono
Biography
Michael Mintrom is Professor of Public Policy and Director, Better Governance and Policy at Monash University. He has written extensively on policy entrepreneurship, public policy, and policy analysis. His books include Policy Entrepreneurs and Dynamic Change (Cambridge University Press) and Public Policy: Investing for a Better World and Contemporary Policy Analysis (both Oxford University Press).
Dayashankar Maurya is Assistant Professor at the Graduate School of International Relations, International University of Japan. His research is concerned with governance, policy implementation, inter-organizational governance, health, and social policy. He has published papers in journals such as Public Management Review, Australian Journal of Public Administration and Social Policy & Administration.
Alex Jingwei He is Associate Head and Associate Professor of the Department of Asian and Policy Studies of the Education University of Hong Kong. He specializes in public policy, social welfare, and health policy reforms, and has published extensively in leading international journals including Public Administration Review, Social Science and Medicine, Health Policy, The China Quarterly, and Social Policy & Administration.
