Volume 07, Issue 2, 2002
Open Issue

(May-June), 2002

Columns:

1. Innovation Memes, by Raymond Bouchard

2. Innovation Guru Insights, by Elaine Dundon and Alex Pattakos

Innovation Workshop:

3. Proceedings

4. Papers

Case Studies:

5. Factors for Success in Participative Community Planning: Lessons from a Case Study in Child Welfare in the Province of Alberta, by Peter Gabor and Ian Greene

Discussion Papers:

6. Trust Correlated with Innovation Adoption in Hospital Organizations, by Stephen R. Herting

Peer-Reviewed Articles:

7. Eleanor Glor’s papers Innovation Patterns and Key Factors Influencing Innovation In Government are available in Adobe Acrobat format

Book Reviews:

8. Nor Commit A Social Science, a review essay by Howard A. Doughty

9. Globalization and the Decline of Social Reform, Into the Twenty-first Century and Reimagining Social Welfare, Beyond the Keynesian Welfare State, reviewed by Howard Doughty

10. Exposing Privatization: Women and Health Care Reform in Canada, reviewed by Howard Doughty

Salon:

11. Presentation – Engineering Innovation: Some Useful Techniques, by Doug Hull

Upcoming Special Theme Issues:

Ethics of Innovation
Designing Innovation
Innovation Leadership
The Innovation Context
Organizational Partnerships
Innovation Processes and Tools
Evaluating Innovation
Rules Innovation
Employee Empowerment
Client Empowerment
Public Empowerment and Engagement

Title	Author	Categories	Tags
2002 (07-2-05) Factors for Success in Participative Community Planning: Lessons from a Case Study in Child Welfare in the Province of Alberta	Ian Greene, Peter Gabor	Case Studies	2002, v7i2
2002 (07-2-06) Trust Correlated with Innovation Adoption in Hospital Organizations	Stephen R. Herting	Discussion Papers	2002, v7i2
2002 (07-2-08) Nor Commit A Social Science	Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty	Book Essays	2002, v7i2
2002 (07-2-09) Globalization and the Decline of Social Reform: Into the Twenty-first Century and Reimagining Social Welfare: Beyond the Keynesian Welfare State	Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty	Book Essays	2002, v7i2
2002 (07-2-10) Exposing Privatization: Women and Health Care Reform in Canada, by Pat Armstrong, Carol Amaratunga, Jocelyne Bernier, Karen Grant, Ann Pederson and Kay Wilson	Reviewed by Howard A. Doughty	Book Reviews	2002, v7i2
2002 (7-2-04) You’ve Got to Conform to Create: The Implications of Corporate Culture on Innovation in the Canadian Federal Public Service	Donald Hall	innovation-conference	2002, v7i2

Published June 22 2007