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Ethical Leadership and Organizational Resilience

Ethical Leadership and Organizational Resilience

Resilience is not an elective. The need for organizational response, recovery and reactivation to challenges or crises is built upon a continuous and synergistic relationship between ethical leadership, committed followers…

The Cost of Free Money

The Cost of Free Money

The advantages of transparency that were formerly thought to exist have been disregarded, and it is now impossible to ignore the fissures in the American system. Interest rates or dividend…

Enhancing Agile Government Projects with AI: A New Frontier in Efficiency and Impact

Enhancing Agile Government Projects with AI: A New Frontier in Efficiency and Impact

As agencies embrace this combined approach, we can expect a future where government projects have higher levels of stakeholder happiness, better results and a stronger fit with the public interest.…

Taming the Dinosaur in the Room: Embracing New Generations of Public Sector Employees to Achieve Innovation

Taming the Dinosaur in the Room: Embracing New Generations of Public Sector Employees to Achieve Innovation

As governments engage with emerging generations of employees, there are new opportunities to gain from technological innovation that is intentional and forward-thinking. …

Combatting Political Exhaustion: An ABC Guide for Public Servants

Combatting Political Exhaustion: An ABC Guide for Public Servants

Just remember when all is said and done politicians will come and go, but the public service workforce will remain, continuing on with the amazing work they do: delivering civilization…

Mitigating the Rising Cost of Higher Education

Mitigating the Rising Cost of Higher Education

As debates over the cost of higher education and policies to mitigate it continue, polls such as these can help provide policymakers with the information they need to make decisions…

If Walls Could Vote, Democracy Would Still Win

If Walls Could Vote, Democracy Would Still Win

For modern society, democracy has been a penetrable wall of motion. It is a direct and constant investment in distant futures we will never see, but ones we know for…

Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence: Between Iron Man and Terminator

Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence: Between Iron Man and Terminator

By balancing innovation with caution, and pursuing technological development that serves humanity as a whole, we can aspire to create a future where AI acts as a force for good,…

It’s Not About You Anymore

It’s Not About You Anymore

After reflecting on my own leadership journey, I have come to understand that the measure of my influence is measured in the success and well-being of those I lead, not…

The American Civil War: Was It Really About Slavery?

The American Civil War: Was It Really About Slavery?

Slavery may have been the catalyst that sparked the flame, but the real issue of the American Civil War was about states’ rights and the powers of the Federal Government.  …

Public Administration and the Constitutional Oath of Office

Public Administration and the Constitutional Oath of Office

The constitutional oath of office of public officials, therefore, is not an outworn relic of the past...It is an important symbol of the public trust in government and a promise…