The Nonprofit Sector and the Provision of Public Services
A paradigm shift in public administration with the rise of New Public Management supports the contracting out of public services. This relationship is more collaborative and is still evolving in many communities across the United States as trust builds between nonprofit and government sectors.…
Is the Growing Civilian-Military Divide Good for America?
The distance between the patriotism of the ballpark and the patriotism of the battlefield is widening. The Civilian-Military Divide continues to grow, leaving a gap between a trusted institution and the public it is meant to serve.…
Thomas Jefferson, Selflessness and Public Service
In the fragile and uneasy days of the republic in its infancy, it would have been all too easy for those like Washington or Jefferson to claim power for themselves. But the legacy they left is an expectation of selfless service and commitment to those we serve.…
Is Healthcare Seen as a Privilege or a Right? Public Opinion on Medicare-For-All
Healthcare is a hot issue of debate among today’s presidential candidates. In order to better understand public opinion on this issue, the Center for Public Policy at Virginia Commonwealth University included a question measuring Virginia’s support of Medicare-for-all in their Fall 2019 Wilder School Commonwealth Poll. …
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