Shaping Sustainable Change: The Role of Partnership Brokering in Optimising Collaborative Action

Author:   Leda Stott ,  Ros Tennyson
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
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9781783537365


Pages:   222
Publication Date:   10 September 2018
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Shaping Sustainable Change: The Role of Partnership Brokering in Optimising Collaborative Action


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Author:   Leda Stott ,  Ros Tennyson
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Greenleaf Publishing
Weight:   0.380kg
ISBN:  

9781783537365


ISBN 10:   1783537361
Pages:   222
Publication Date:   10 September 2018
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Table of Contents

Foreword Ros Tennyson Introduction Leda Stott PART 1: Partnership Brokering: Why, What and How? Chapter 1: The Case for Partnership Brokering Leda Stott Chapter 2: What Do Partnership Brokers Do? Ros Tennyson Chapter 3: Creating a Better Fit: A Scoping Role for Partnership Brokers Rob van Tulder and Timo Kahlen Chapter 4: Building on Diversity: Negotiation in Partnerships Bulbul Baksi Chapter 5: Embedding Ethical and Principled Partnering Approaches Julie Mundy Chapter 6: Partnership Brokers as Planners, Managers and Administrators Surinder Hundal Chapter 7: Follow the Leader? Leadership in a Collaborative Model Ros Tennyson and Rachel Houghton Chapter 8: Going local: Partnering with Citizens and Communities Leda Stott, Marcia Dwonczyk and Joanna Pyres Chapter 9: Improving Partnerships: Reflecting, Reviewing and Revising Joanne Burke PART 2: Partnership Brokering in Practice Chapter 10: Dealing with Ethical Dilemmas: A Partnership Broker’s Personal Perspective Sara Nyanti Chapter 11: Internal Partnership Brokering within the Private Sector Gillian Pearl Chapter 12: Partnership Brokering in a University Environment: The Case of itdUPM Carlos Mataix, Jaime Moreno Serna and Sara Romero Chapter 13: Partnership Brokering for Local Food Systems in Poland Rafal Serafin Chapter 14: Learning from Luangeni: Partnership Brokering by Accident Martin Kalungu-Banda Chapter 15: Using a Review Process to Strengthen Partnerships: A Heritage Partnership in Newfoundland, Canada Marion McCahon and Nina Mitchelmore Chapter 16: Managing Complexity: Challenges for International Development Partnerships Donna Leigh Holden Chapter 17: Using Partnership-Based Approaches to Improve Aid Effectiveness: A Trilateral Cooperation Case Study Sarah MacCana, Moses Laman, Ning Xiao and Leanne Robinson

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An excellent introduction to partnership brokering; this book will be invaluable to any organisation that uses brokers or is thinking of using them in the future. Part 1 examines the roles taken by brokers in facilitating collaboration. Part 2 features a collection of real-life examples of brokering in action. Judith Nichol, Head of Factual Partnerships, BBC Collaborating across boundaries is needed for humanity to survive the challenges of the 21st Century. Partnership brokering is emerging because some brilliant people realise this. Their words are in this book. I urge you to read it and join them. Sean Lowrie, Director, Start Network Consortium A thought-provoking dive into the core and complexities of partnering, and an engaging journey to real-life practice all around the globe, from Nepal to Spain, Poland to Zambia, and Canada to Papua New Guinea. A must-read and a treat for partnering-passionates! Mathieu Hermans, Senior Policy Advisor, Partnering and Capacity-Building, PAX Our world increasingly requires groups and individuals with competing interests to collaborate and find common ground. The partnership brokering process outlined in this book provides practical advice on how we can achieve this. Kwasi Amponsah Boateng, Social Performance Manager, Tullow Oil Plc


An excellent introduction to partnership brokering; this book will be invaluable to any organisation that uses brokers or is thinking of using them in the future. Part 1 examines the roles taken by brokers in facilitating collaboration. Part 2 features a collection of real-life examples of brokering in action. Judith Nichol, Head of Factual Partnerships, BBC Collaborating across boundaries is needed for humanity to survive the challenges of the 21st Century. Partnership brokering is emerging because some brilliant people realise this. Their words are in this book. I urge you to read it and join them. Sean Lowrie, Director, Start Network Consortium A thought-provoking dive into the core and complexities of partnering, and an engaging journey to real-life practice all around the globe, from Nepal to Spain, Poland to Zambia, and Canada to Papua New Guinea. A must-read and a treat for partnering-passionates! Mathieu Hermans, Senior Policy Advisor, Partnering and Capacity-Building, PAX Our world increasingly requires groups and individuals with competing interests to collaborate and find common ground. The partnership brokering process outlined in this book provides practical advice on how we can achieve this. Kwasi Amponsah Boateng, Social Performance Manager, Tullow Oil Plc


An excellent introduction to partnership brokering; this book will be invaluable to any organisation that uses brokers or is thinking of using them in the future. Part 1 examines the roles taken by brokers in facilitating collaboration. Part 2 features a collection of real life examples of brokering in action. Judith Nichol, Head of Factual Partnerships, BBC Collaborating across boundaries is needed for humanity to survive the challenges of the 21st Century. Partnership Brokering is emerging because some brilliant people realise this. Their words are in this book. I urge you read it and join them. Sean Lowrie, Director Start Network Consortium A thought-provoking dive into the core and complexities of partnering, and an engaging journey to real-life practice all around the globe, from Nepal to Spain, Poland to Zambia, and Canada to Papua New-Guinea. A must-read and treat for partnering-passionates! Mathieu Hermans, Senior Policy Advisor Partnering and Capacity-Building, PAX Our world increasingly requires groups and individuals with competing interests to collaborate and find common ground. The partnership brokering process outlined in this book provides practical advice on how to we can achieve this. Kwasi Amponsah Boateng, Social Performance Manager, Tullow Oil Plc


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Leda Stott is a specialist in multi-stakeholder collaboration and Associate of the Partnership Brokers Association.

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