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Dr Max French

Assistant Professor

Department: Newcastle Business School

Max French

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  • Festschrift for Mike Jackson: Applying critical systems thinking through phronetic pluralism: Learning from human learning systems and the adaptive learning pathway, Hesselgreaves, H., Hobbs, C., French, M., Wilson, R., Lowe, T. 26 Nov 2024, In: Systems Research and Behavioral Science
  • New development: Relational public services—reform and research agenda, Wilson, R., French, M., Hesselgreaves, H., Lowe, T., Smith, M. 17 Aug 2024, In: Public Money & Management
  • Harnessing Complexity for better outcomes in Public and Non-profit Services, French, M., Hesselgreaves, H., Wilson, R., Hawkins, M., Lowe, T. 23 Feb 2023
  • New development: Learning communities—an approach to dismantling barriers to collective improvement, Wilson, L., Hawkins, M., French, M., Lowe, T., Hesselgreaves, H. 19 May 2023, In: Public Money and Management
  • Social Impact Bonds and public service reform: back to the future of New Public Management?, French, M., Kimmitt, J., Wilson, R., Jamieson, D., Lowe, T. 4 May 2023, In: International Public Management Journal
  • The Wellbeing Roundtable approach: a guide to creating effective wellbeing frameworks, French, M., Thurman, B. 30 Sep 2023
  • Evaluation of the Roundtable on Wellbeing in the North of Tyne, French, M. 9 Nov 2022
  • Guest editorial: Complexity as a model for social innovation and social entrepreneurship: is there order in the chaos?, French, M., McGowan, K., Rhodes, M., Zivkovic, S. 29 Mar 2022, In: Social Enterprise Journal
  • Performance management for systemic problems: The enabling role of soft power, French, M., Wallace, J. 1 Apr 2022
  • Human Learning Systems: Public service for the Real World, Brogan, A., Eichsteller, ., Hawkins, M., Hesselgreaves, H., Jennions, B., Lowe, T., Plimmer, D., Terry, V., Williams, G., Scharfe, L., Cox, J., French, M., Hill, B., Masters, J., Norman, R., Sanderson, H., Smith, M., Wilson, R. 1 Jun 2021

  • Heather McLean Designing health innovation funding programmes, in the third sector, for wider social value. Start Date: 25/02/2022 End Date: 11/01/2023
  • Matthew Dodd How applicable is the concept of the Strategic State in English Local Government: Considering issues of central control, local autonomy, and failure at a local level? Start Date: 24/11/2023
  • Stewart Martin Making it count – what works in implementing wellbeing frameworks? Start Date: 01/03/2023

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