Roger Wettenhall

Australia 

Professor Emeritus, ANZSOG Institute of Governance, University of Canberra

Expertise: Non-departmental public bodies; State enterprise - use, management and relationship issues; Public-private mixes and partnerships; Privatization


Credentials 


Academics


Doctor of Philosophy (1962), Australian National University, Australia

MA, Diploma in Public Administration (1954, 1956), University of Tasmania, Australia

Bachelor of Arts (1952), University of Tasmania, Australia


Distinctions and Awards

Winner, Haldane Essay Competition (1965), Royal Institute of Public Administration

National Fellow (1983), Institute of Public Administration Australia
AM (2010), Member Order of Australia

Distinguished Service Award (1994), International Associations of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA)

Distinguished Service Award (1997), Eastern Regional Organization for Public Administration (EROPA)


Work Experience

Professor of Public Administration Emeritus and Visiting Professor (1995 - present), University of Canberra

Head of School of Administrative Studies; Professor of Public Administration (1971-1995), University of Canberra

Lecturer / Senior Lecturer / Reader in Public Administration (1961-1971), University of Tasmania

Research Scholar (1959-1961), Australian National University

Cadet Personnel and Personnel Officer (1948-1959), Australian Commonwealth Public Service


Affiliations

Lifetime Member, Eastern Regional Organization for Public Administration (EROPA)

Associate Editor (2010 - present), Asian Review of Public Administration, EROPA

Sabbatical Leave Attachments (various years), University of Manchester, UK; University of Southern California; State University of New York;
    Harvard University; etc.

Visiting Professor (2001), City University of Hong Kong

Consultancies (various years), European Centre for Development Policy Management, Maastricht, etc.

Member of Editorial Board of various journals (various years)

Editor (1989-1995), Australian Journal of Public Administration

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