Dedication

pp iii-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

List of tables and figures

pp vii-viii

Notes on the authors and contributors

pp ix-xvi

Acknowledgements

pp xvii-xvii

Preface

pp xviii-xx

Introduction: Why is redesign of public policy needed?

pp 1-10

Chapter One - Possibilities for policy design

pp 11-20

Chapter Two - Conventional policy design

pp 21-32

Chapter Three - Co-productive policy design

pp 33-50

Section One - Challenges and change within conventional policy design

pp 51-52

Can crisis ever be good for policy design?

pp 53-62

Challenges in policy redesign

pp 63-70

The hidden politics of policy design

pp 71-80

Designing policy for localism

pp 81-90

Creative disruption for cultural change

pp 91-100

Section Two - Vision in co-productive policy design

pp 101-102

Establishing principles for value-driven policy

pp 103-114

Doing politics to build power and change policy

pp 115-124

Participatory action research and policy change

pp 125-138

Section Three - Grammar in co-productive policy design

pp 139-140

Using technology to help communities shout louder

pp 141-148

Generating community conversations

pp 149-156

Policy design as co-design

pp 157-166

Using mediation to resolve conflict

pp 167-176

Chapter Four - Debating co-productive policy design

pp 177-198

Chapter Five - Governance for co-productive policy designs

pp 199-202

Epilogue - Co-producing research

pp 203-206

References

pp 207-222