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Books
For a list of Christopher Hood's books available from Oxford University Press as e-books see
http://www.oxfordscholarship.com/oso/
public/content/subject_index/politicalscience/authors_ho-hr.html
- (lead editor, with David Heald) Transparency: The Key to
Better Government? Oxford, British Academy/Oxford University Press,
2006 (not yet available online). Reviews available here
Papers and articles
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Most of Christopher Hood's recent papers and articles are available online. Many links can be found on the
Publications page.
Podcasts, videos, press reports and other material
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On 11 June 2011 Christopher Hood was awarded the CBE in the Birthday Honours list in recognition of his services to Social Science.Read more
here.
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On 19 May 2011 Christopher Hood gave a keynote address on the advent of "WikiLeaks World" at Rutgers University. Read more
here.
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Christopher Hood, with Martin Lodge (LSE) and Martin Smith (University of Sheffield) gave evidence on Civil Service Reform
before the Parliamentary Select Committee on Public Administration on 25 January 2011.
Transcript of evidence,
written evidence
and the audio recording are available.
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The
Report of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics on Personalized Healthcare was published in October 2010. Christopher Hood
chaired the Working Party that produced this report.
A video of Christopher and other members of the Working Party discussing the report is available on the
Nuffield Council's website. Christopher was interviewed on the Today programme on 12 October, and press reports include
Pharma Times
and the Scotsman.
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Christopher Hood appeared on the BBC Radio 4's
The Long View on 12 October 2010 which compared the present public spending review with the ‘Geddes Axe’ of 1921-22.
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Christopher Hood's
comments on the announcement that the pre-Budget Report is due to be scrapped were
quoted in the Financial Times on 5 September 2010, and his
analysis of attempts to scale back the Treasury in recent decades is reported in the same issue.
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Christopher Hood was interviewed by
BBC Radio 4's Westminster Hour on 13 June 2010 on previous periods
of public spending cutbacks. He was also interviewed on BBC Radio Wales on the same subject
on 24 May (audio no longer available).
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A video interview with Christopher Hood and Trudie Roberts for the GMC conference in February 2010
on the joint PSP GMC projects may be viewed on the GMC website. (Scroll down to end of page)
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On 5 February 2010 Christopher Hood gave a lecture in the
prestigious Darwin College Lecture Series. His lecture, entitled
Risk and Government: The architectonics of blame-avoidance may be viewed as a video here.
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On 4 February 2010 Christopher Hood spoke at the Guardian Public Services Summit.
His lecture was entitled Resistance to change in public services. His contribution was
discussed in a report of
the event by Janet Dudman in the Guardian.
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CD produced for the End-of-Programme Conference "Public Services in the 2010s: Prosperity,
Austerity and Recovery", held on 11 December 2009.
Contains an archive of Public Services Programme material and a poster from each Programme project.
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December 2009. Interview. Public Services Programme administrator Gail Savage interviews Programme Director Christopher Hood and
Deputy Director, Deborah Wilson. The achievements of the Programme over its five-year lifespan are highlighted. Interview duration about 17 min
Video version (MPEG-4) 149 MB -
may take several minutes to download
Audio version (MP3) 15 MB
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Bergen was the venue for the first World Social Science Forum, in May 2009, arranged by the International
Social Science Council (ISSC) and attended by nearly 800 delegates. Twenty-four parallel sessions tackled contemporary
issues in the social sciences. The keynote address 'Challenges for the Social Sciences in the New Century' was given by
Amartya Sen.
Recordings of all of the presentations can be found on the ISSC website. Christopher Hood's presentation is available in Session S4, Sunday May 10
Rankings and Reactions:
The Comparative Politics of International Rankings. His talk starts about 5 minutes
after the start of the audio file. His PowerPoint presentation can be found on the same page. He highlights three puzzles
relating to the supply and demand of international governance rankings, such as why demand for such rankings seems to be
growing when all the social science research tends to emphasize their limitations as a summative tool.
Christopher Hood also presented posters on the programme's work on rankings (pdf) and one on a
comparative analysis of press responses to the PISA educational study in the UK,
France and Germany (pdf) .
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April 2009: Christopher Hood is interviewed by Sky-News about the
consultation
from the Working Party on Personalised Medicine from the Nuffield Council on Bioethics. [video no longer available]
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