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The Art of Public Strategy: Mobilizing Power and Knowledge for the Common Good

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1. Introduction: From Tangled Knots to Virtuous Circles PART I 2. What is Public Strategy? 3. Public Action: The Dynamics of Supply and Demand 4. A Framework for Adaptive Strategy PART II 5. Locating Strategy: Structures, Processes, and Cultures 6. Knowledge: How Can Governments Know Enough to Govern? 7. Implementation: Moving from Words to Action 8. Positive Risks: Taking Innovation in the Public Sector Seriously 9. Negative Risks: Strategies for Resilience 10. Joined-up Government 11. Changing Minds and Behaviour 12. Winning (and Losing) Public Trust 13. Metrics: Measuring Social and Public Value 14. Persistent Leadership PART III 15. Separating the Urgent and the Important: Strategy as a Public Good

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