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Administrating Controversy
A Washington Post blog points out that the Heartland Institute is encouraging schools to present global warming as a controversial concept to…
Public Service Recognition Week Coming May 6-10, 2012
Washington, DC–With just a week to go, ASPA is gearing up for
Public Service Recognition Week (PSRW). We are excited about the…
Emerging Issues: Mr. Murray and the Decay of American Virtue: Inequality III
Bill Barnes
Charles Murray’s new book, Coming Apart,
is a lament—wrapped around some data and analysis—for an American
community and individual qualities that never existed but…
Emerging Issues: Jeremiads on Class and the Nation’s Future: Inequality II
Bill Barnes
There’s not much that’s cheerful in Charles Murray’s Coming Apart or Thomas Edsall’s Age of Austerity: no Fred and Ginger, no Ozzie…
Public Service Careers in Focus—Public Sector Careers: What You Should Know
This was a great session at ASPA's recent conference and I will work hard to try
to get the Society to offer something similar at the 2013 Annual Conference in…
Author Responds to Comments on “Public Administration and the Prevailing Political Regime”
EDITOR'S NOTE: In a Comment on Bertone's PA TIMES Online article "Public Administration and the Prevailing Political Regime" published March 12,…
ASPA Webinar on Social Media and Government
Washington, DC–Does your
local government use social media? Or have you been hearing a lot about
social media and still not sure how useful it is for governments?…
Doing for the Social Sciences what Darwin did for the Biological Sciences, Part 3
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its length, this article has been split into three pieces. Parts
one and two of this article may be read by clicking the link in the Related
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Doing for the Social Sciences what Darwin did for the Biological Sciences, Part 2
Due to
its length, this article has been split into three pieces. Watch for
the third piece, which discusses the author's Political Elasticity
Theory in more detail, to…
Doing for the Social Sciences what Darwin did for the Biological Sciences
Due to
its length, this article has been split into three pieces. Watch for
the second piece, which discusses the author's own struggle to link
public administration to…
Private Sector Ethics: The Key to Reviving Trust in Government?
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