Developing Government Policy Capability (ePub)

Chivonne Algeo, PhD, is an experienced academic and researcherin the field of project management, and has more than 20 yearsof experience delivering a variety of projects for major financial,insurance, and health organizations. As an associate professorwith Monash University, Chivonne leads the developmentand delivery of courses for students and industry to advancetheir capability for managing projects. Chivonne's internationalaward-winning research focuses on acquiring and exchangingproject knowledge, individual and group reflection to improveproject practice, converting knowledge to make evidence-baseddecisions, and examining the interactions and roles of changemanagers and project managers. Her research has been publishedin international journals and books, and presented at leading researchand industry conferences and forums. Chivonne is a memberof the Project Management Institute, working on local andinternational initiatives to promote education and research. Sheis also a Life Fellow of the Australian Institute of Project Management,and served as chair of both the Council of Fellows and theKnowledge and Research Council. James Connor, PhD, focuses on the interactional processes within organizations that allow members to make sense of their activity. His research has included emotion processes within project life cycles, KBPs, and project leadership activities. He has applied these research interests to the problem of program failure in government to explicate how staff make sense of and communicate about (perceived) failure. His PhD in sociology was focused on how emotions direct social action, in particular via our loyalties; it was published as A Sociology of Loyalty (Springer, 2007). He is a senior lecturer with the University of New South Wales Australia, Canberra, and teaches project and program management, leadership, and organizational behavior. Henry Linger's research addresses how people do their work andhow information and knowledge can be deployed to

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