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Coalition of the Willing: Innovation Policy for a Changing Australia
For the first time in many years, there is a genuine opportunity to move beyond the oppositional politics that have hindered structural reform. This new parliamentary composition—more diverse but potentially less fractious—opens the door to building coalitions of the willing for major national reform.
If we are to grasp this political moment, we must also confront the structural ambiguity that has long undermined innovation policy in this country.Â

Dr John H Howard
Jun 177 min read
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Innovation Case Study 2: Canberra’s Innovation Renaissance—An Ecosystem Model for Australia’s Future
John H. Howard, 1 April 2025 Innovation ecosystems are critical for economic resilience and long-term growth. Cities worldwide are...

Dr John H Howard
Apr 16 min read
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The Critical Differences between the Science of R&D and the Practice of Innovation Management
This is the first of a series on what makes good public policy. Further Insights will be published weekly on Tuesdays. Other Innovation...

Dr John H Howard
Mar 1111 min read
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25 Years of Reviews and Policy Statements: What Do They Reveal About Australia's R&D Challenges?
Australia’s future as an innovation leader hinges on its ability to consolidate knowledge and insights provided in previous reviews.

Dr John H Howard
Dec 10, 20248 min read
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