Guardians of Public Value: How Public Organisations Become and Remain Institutions

1. Guardians of Public Value: How public organizations become and remain institutions (Arjen Boin, Lauren Fahy and Paul 't Hart)
2. The Election Commission of India: Guardian of democracy (Amit Ahuja and Susan L. Ostermann)
3. Singapore's Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau: Guardian of public integrity (Zeger van der Wal)
4. The BBC: Guardian of public understanding (Jean Seaton)
5. Sweden's Riksbank: Guardian of monetary integrity (Johannes Lindvall)
6. The European Court of Justice: Guardian of European integration (Arjen Boin and Susanne K. Schmidt)
7. The Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra: Guardian of symphonic music (Bert Koopman)
8. The World Anti-Doping Agency: Guardian of elite sport's credibility (Maarten van Bottenburg, Arnout Geeraert, and Olivier de Hon)
9. CERN: Guardian of the human aspiration to understand the universe (Jos Engelen and Paul 't Hart)
10. Rijkswaterstaat: Guardian of the Dutch delta (Margo van den Brink)
11. Médecins Sans Frontières: Guardian of humanitarian values (Liesbet Heyse and Valeska Korff)
12. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: Guardian of climate science (Eric Paglia and Charles F. Parker)
13. The ACCC: Guardian of viable markets and consumer rights (Amanda Smullen and Catherine Clutton)