Titlebook: Networks, Innovation and Public Policy; Politicians, Bureauc Mark Considine,Jenny M. Lewis,Damon Alexander Book 2009 Mark Considine, Jenny

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Introduction to Innovation Casesmed and takes place in local government, an understanding that allows the contribution of individual actors and network structures to be examined, requires building greater depth in a smaller number of cases. Part II of this book is directed towards developing this depth.

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Who are the Innovators Inside Government?n that there are some interesting variations across governments in regard to who the innovators are, what counts as innovation, and the degree of fit between the internal (politicians and bureaucrats) and the external (community leaders) view of what innovations are significant. The remaining question is: Who are the innovators inside government?

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Networks and Key Actorseractivity — a contact matrix, conference attendance and membership of associations. This demonstrated that there are substantial differences in the way these governments deal with their environments, and some differences in the way those in different roles interact.

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Introduction to Innovation Casesanding of the role of procedures such as elections and statutory meetings in helping and hindering innovation. We have shown that different governments are more introverted or extroverted in their connections. We have also been able to describe some of the more informal architecture of networks buil

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City of Parkside — Big Bang meets Executive Coordinations. It is one of the oldest areas of European settlement in the state having been first settled in 1855, although the existing city government was only formed in 1994 following the forced and unpopular amalgamation of three existing municipalities by the conservative state government.

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City of Kilbourne — Innovation from the Middle, Outirst settled in the 1830s as a cattle-run, Kilbourne is now one of the largest and most rapidly growing urban centres in Victoria. The municipality sprawls across 114 square kilometres and is characterized by a diverse social and geographic topography. The North is traditionally working class, and i