Changing Times
Built in 1805, this building is the original site of the Canterbury Female Boarding School. Now it houses a different classroom where anyone is openly admitted. People come to learn about an educator who confronted injustice; its shadow dimmed the bright lights of a schoolhouse only a…
The Toxic Impact of Culture Wars on Policy
I certainly do not know how to end the culture wars, but, I do know those of us privileged to teach the next generation of public leaders need to prepare them to navigate in this difficult moment. …
Celebrating 50 Years of International and Comparative Public Administration
To all of our past and current members, to ASPA and its leadership team and to public administrators around the world, we thank you for your support over these past 50 years. Because of you, the future of international and comparative administration is a bright one. …
Where Does Evidence-informed Governance Go From Here?
Rather than despairing, we should build on what the field has learned and take heart from the success stories that have been found. A key step forward would be for university public administration schools to take the lead in providing training and support services to governments that undertake…
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