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Admonition for New Office Holders, Community Leaders and All of Us
The contention and lack of tolerance in political circles and public dialogue has reached a boiling point. Too many so-called leaders are not only practicing this but encouraging it as…
The Growth of E- Commerce Markets in India During COVID-19
With the gradual reopening of the markets, e-commerce in India is on the path of recovery.…
Digital Health Pass Systems for COVID-19 Tracking
If digital health pass adoption comes to pass, this may help us move towards recovery in a safe manner. Going forward, policymakers and public administrators must examine these technologies with…
Making Accountability Actionable
The desire for accountability after an event such as the United States Capitol insurrection is widespread. Who is opposed to holding actors accountable for malfeasance or failure? However, the specifics…
Public Administration Goals for the 21st Century: #1 Make the Data Sacrosanct
If there is anything in public administration that must be made absolutely sacrosanct in this century, it is the data collected and disseminated by governments for the benefit of society.…
The Implications of Social Contract Theory for Public Governance
Now is the time for officials at all levels of government to reacquaint themselves with the principles of the social contract.…
Government Needs to Join the Workforce Revolution
With newly elected leaders, this is the time to reconsider how work is organized and managed. The COVID-19 crisis prompted change; experts believe remote working is the future. It is…
The Echoes of Alexis de Tocqueville in America: Leveraging the Polarities of Democracy
It is more important now than ever that we learn to leverage the polarities that exist in our democracy…
Street-Level Bureaucracy in the COVID-19 Pandemic Era
Public administration has the ongoing challenge of trying to solve problems with innovation while attempting to balance the expectations of diverse stakeholders. Innovation can be characterized as the application of…
COVID-19: An Educational Paradigm Breaker
With new strains of COVID-19 being discovered around the world, it will be some time until the educational sector experiences pre-COVID-19 normalcy. …
Philanthropy in the Context of Biden’s Administration
The current developments that accompanied the 2020 elections and beyond further provided a decisive role for philanthropy and the non-profit sector.…
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