Rate My Professor Jacob Broom

Broom has published extensively on these themes. His key journal articles include "Social impact bonds and fast policy: Analyzing the Australian experience" (Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space, 2021), which examines fast policy adoption in Australia; "Networks of knowledge production and mobility in the world of social impact bonds" (New Political Economy, 2022); and "Policy, fast and slow: Social impact bonds and the differential temporalities of mobile policy" (2022). Recent works feature "Financializing political rationality: social impact bonds and the financialization of the policy process" (Review of International Political Economy, 2025) and co-authored pieces on scalecraft in education policy (2026). He contributed the chapter "Western Australia" to the edited volume Australian Politics and Policy (2026). Additionally, Broom collaborates on public-facing scholarship, including op-eds in The Conversation analyzing Western Australian election themes and cryptocurrency policies. He supervises doctoral students on topics such as governance in not-for-profit organizations and participates in university panels and events discussing contemporary political issues, thereby contributing to discourse in Australian political studies.