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With the perceived move away from democracy in different parts of the world, are students moving away from the study of Public Policy and Public Administration?…
As policymakers and academics look forward to the beginning of a new year and new decade, the general election will determine the control of the White House, the United States…
Blessett was the 2019 recipient of ASPA’s Gloria Hobson Nordin Social Equity Award. This column is an adaptation of the remarks she delivered during the awards program.…
How can personal attitude or outlook affect policy? Optimist or pessimist, can one’s perspective on life and society help to shape public policy? …
Government officials and policymakers must take stock of how far we are in preparing for and responding to a public health emergency, and the vulnerabilities that still exist. Of particular…
Telecommuting is a perk and a benefit that should not be viewed as an employee entitlement. Rather, it is a tool to help the organization.…
Valued-based care models aim to enrich patient-centered care and health outcomes while also reducing health costs in the United States healthcare delivery system. …
Collaborative efforts demand trust that partners will share resources in working toward shared goals. Asking hard questions in the right tone, at the right time, can be a leadership contribution…
Heather Boushey, president, CEO and co-founder of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, lends us insights into her policy work.…
Policies that limit rights and liberties in the constitution threaten public trust in the institution, rather than build toward a greater good.…
Profiles of Excellence
As president of the National Civic League (NCL), Doug Linkhart brings more than 40 years of experience to the public policy arena. Here he shares his perspectives on equity. …
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