Developing Public Managers for a Changing World

Klaus Majgaard, Copenhagen Business School, DenmarkJ. C. Ry Nielsen, Copenhagen Business School, DenmarkBríd Quinn, University of Limerick, IrelandJohn W. Raine, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK

• Introduction & BackgroundForeword - Klaus Majgaard, J. C. Ry Nielsen, John W. Raine and Bríd QuinnThe Copenhagen Forum – 1996-2016: Odyssey of a Learning and Teaching Community in Public Management - J. C. Ry Nielsen and John W. Raine PART I: STRATEGIES FOR FACILITATING PUBLIC MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP LEARNING Music In the Street, a Tuning-Fork For Mid-Career Teaching and Researching About Social Quality and Public Management? - Ton NottenAcademic PA Education and Professional Practice: Innovative Methods for Linking Theory and Praxis - Frans-Bauke van der Meer and Peter Marks Civil Servants and ‘Scientific Temper’: Scholarly Competence for Enactment of New Realities in Professionals’ Practice - Michal SedlackoIn Favour of Co-Production - Chrissie Oldfield Leadership in Search of Public Value: Hybrid Practices and Explorative Learning - Dorthe Pedersen Management Education for, about, with Public Values – Bríd QuinnExperiential Learning and Teaching at a Distance: How Distinctive an Experience? - Abena Dadze-Arthur and John W. RainePART II: EXPERIMENTATION AS A TECHNIQUE FOR PUBLIC MANAGEMENT LEARNINGManagination - Niels Thygesen and Tine HansenExperimenting with Practice a Monstrous Pedagogy - Hanne Knudsen and Hanne Kirstine AdriansenModerate Bravery: Learning Through Mundane Experiments and Storytelling - Klaus Majgaard Institutional Constraints of Experimental Learning Formats in Professional PA Master Programmes - Monika Knassmüller and Sylvia Veit The Audience Wheel as a Technic to Create Transformative Learning - Poula HelthThinking-Space as Research Creation: The Opportunity for a Qualitative Better Welfare just like that - Christa Breum AmhøjCONCLUDING PERSPECTIVESAfterword: from Frenetic to Phronetic? Developing Public Managers for a Changing World – Bríd Quinn

Editors Majgaard, Nielsen, Quinn, and Raine present readers with a collection of contributions regarding the development of public managers. The editors have organized the selections that make up the main body of the text in four parts devoted to an introduction and background on the subject, strategies for facilitating public management and leadership training, experimentation as a technique for public management learning, and concluding perspectives. Klaus Majgaard and J. C. Ry Nielsen are faculty members of Copenhagen Business School in Denmark. Brid Quinn is a faculty member of the University of Limerick in Ireland. John W. Raine is a faculty member of the University of Birmingham in the UK.