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Australian Journal of Public Administration

The Australian Journal of Public Administration (AJPA)
is a refereed publication which appears quarterly under the
auspices of the Institute. The journal is supplied free to
Institute members.
Aimed at a diverse readership, AJPA is committed to the
study and practice of public administration, public management
and policy making. APJAencourages research, reflection and
commentary amongst those interested in a range of public
sector setting - federal, state, local and inter-governmental.
The journal focuses on Australian concerns, but welcomes
manuscripts relating to international developments of relevance
to Australian experience. The editors encourage contemporary
and critical issues.
Click here
for AJPA contributor guidelines. (pdf 148k)
Correspondence and submissions should be addressed to The
Editors, AJPA, Political Science Program, RSSS,
Australian National University Canberra ACT 0200, or email.
IPAA NSW members receive AJPA free four times per year
and can access
the journal online (with a login and password).
Click here to
request the login and password
IPAA NSW Rules
Some changes to the Rules are being proposed to bring them
into line with modern practice. Please see below the relevant
documents.
Public Administration Today 
Public Administration Today (PAT) is IPAA's
quarterly practitioner's journal. PAT aims
to generate debate and disseminate information about major
trends and developments in public sector management in Australia.
It also is a journal of record for major conferences and
speeches by leading public servants, academics and politicians.
It is a valuable resource for researchers and those who simply
want to keep up with what is happening in public management
in Australia.
PAT welcomes contributions from anyone with an interest
in public sector management in Australia. An author's
guide (doc 35k) is available
for contributors. Contributions should be submitted in
electronic format to craig@nsw.ipaa.org.au.
PAT is provided free four times per year to all members
of IPAA NSW. Non-members can take out an annual subscription
to PAT.
Click
here to view Tables of Contents for PAT.
The PAT team is currently planning for future issues. Please
nominate your favourite public sector issues and themes to
feature in PAT. Themes for future issues include:
April 2008 Water and environment (including carbon foot printing);
July 2008 Innovation; October 2008 Education and health:
issues and practices.
Click here to
nominate a theme or to submit an article.
IPAA INK
IPAA INK is IPAA NSW's quarterly newsletter. Members
receive INK free four times per year.
Contributions are encouraged. Articles are relatively short
(up to 1500 words) and should be of general interest to IPAA
NSW members. Contributors should consider submitting more
academic or longer articles to AJPA or PAT.
Recent issues of INK are also available online
Click here
for AJPA contributor guidelines. (pdf 148k)
Click here to submit
an article.
ipaa byte
byte is the electronic newsletter for IPAA NSW
members. It is emailed to all members each fortnight.
Click here to view an
issue of ipaa byte.
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