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1. Editors Gemma Carey, Kathy Landvogt & Jo Barraket discuss ‘Creating and Implementing Public Policy’

   Whether working in the community sector, research, advocacy or perhaps even government, individuals want to know how to get heard and how to have an impact on policy. The construction of public policy and its effects differs according to one’s position in the process. In their edited collection, Creating and Implementing Public Policy, they explore policy design and implementation as an interplay between politics, values, ideas and evidence: presenting a ‘toolbox’ of ideas, perspectives and strategies related to policy approaches and their translation for action. The book is also designed to function as a conversation between those from ‘inside’ and ‘outside’ the policymaking tent. Below, the editors explore some of the key themes of the book from their different perspectives.
   

   Creating and Implementing Public Policy: Cross-Sectoral Debates is available for pre-order and scheduled for publication in December 2015.
     

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   Press Release: Sponsorship Expert Ardi Kolah Explores Ethics in New Book

   Improving the Performance of Sponsorship, written by British sponsorship award winning author and consultant Ardi Kolah, is published globaly on 29 June by Routledge.

3. May Titles available for review

   We’re pleased to present the following releases available for review in Business. Simply click the following images or links for more information. 

4. Now Available: Routledge Business, Management, and Accounting Titles for 2015

   Browse the 2015 Routledge Business, Management, and Accounting Catalog-- recently updated with the latest titles in Routledge Research.

5. Routledge Handbooks and Companions: Browse the New Catalog!

   New from Routledge Reference!

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   Handbook of Human Resource Development wins Forward Publishing Award

   This new award, given by the Academy of Human Resource Development,  honors books that are exemplary in nature, promote an exceptionally wide range and breadth of knowledge in the field, and demonstrate remarkable scholarly collaboration. 
   Read more here.

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   Anne Ribbers interview about the dynamics of E-Coaching

   In a rapidly moving world where so many of our day-to-day activities are now online, it has become essential to adapt coaching processes in order to better suit clients’ circumstances and needs. Above all, clients want sustainable and time-efficient results. Electronic coaching (e-coaching) is an inevitable development for every professional who coaches, mentors, teaches, supervises, guides or helps people in their jobs.
   Wach Anne Ribbers explain how eCoaching fits into such a busy world.

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   AEJMC Announces 2015 Tankard Book Award Finalists

   Two Routledge titles are AEJMC 2015 Tankard Book Award Finalists! 

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   Have you read the new article about Limitations of Social Media Research by Bonita Kolb yet?

   "Social Media Provides Answers to Questions that Were Not Asked" but why shouldn't we trust it as a research tool? 
    Take a look at Limitations of Social Media Research and let Bonita Kolb talk you through three problems of using social media as a research tool.

   See more in her book new book Entrepreneurship for the Creative and Cultural Industries  

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    Industrial, Organizational and Work Psychology Catalog 2015 - browse at your leisure

    Psychology Press are delighted to announce their new, upcoming and key Industrial, Organizational and Work Psychology books. Browse our latest 2015 catalog to find out more.