Gordon Peake
Gordon Peake
Qualifications
M.Phil (Oxford); D.Phil (Oxford).
Dr Gordon Peake is a Visitor at RegNet for 2020-2021.
For the last fifteen years, Gordon has been engaging with issues of governance and post-conflict settlement in the Asia-Pacific region. He has lived and worked in Timor-Leste and Papua New Guinea.
Gordon has published widely on a range of topics including international policy transfer, complexity theory and the operationalisation of rule of law and security sector reform. His first book Beloved Land: Stories, Struggles & Secrets from Timor-Leste (2013) was winner of the 2014 ACT Book of the Year & People’s Choice Awards.
Gordon is a graduate of Queen’s University of Belfast, and received his M.Phil and D.Phil from the University of Oxford.
Working draft needed for Bougainville consultations- Gordon Peake writes in RNZ
Gordon Peake writes about how leaders in Bougainville need to start laying the groundwork for the independence consultations following last year’s non binding independence vote from
Consulting on Bougainville’s future: The what, who, how and when - Gordon Peake writes in the Lowy Institute's The Interpreter
RegNet visitor Gordon Peake, talks about how making progress after the overwhelming Bougainville independence vote is much a question of bureaucratic mechanics as politics.
Adventures in the East Timorese bureaucracy – RegNet visitor Gordon Peake writes in DevPolicy Blog
RegNet Visitor Gordon Peake writes about his doomed efforts to get a police certificate from Timor-Leste, illustrating the inertness of bureaucracy irrespective of political regime.
Thinking collectively, acting individually: governance in a time of COVID-19
By Miranda Forsyth and Gordon Peake
Current
UNCAGED: Governing in Complexity
In an UNcertain and Complex world, we need to develop Adaptive Governance approaches and Emergent Design techniques.
