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Looking in the Rearview Mirror
We have embarked on a fantastic adventure—public administration. It is important to remain mindful about why we came into this profession so that our motivations do not wane when times…
Police-Run Youth Mentoring Programs in Marginalized Communities
Police-run youth mentoring programs (PYMP) are one of several types of mentoring programs that have grown in popularity in the public sector. These programs have become an innovative approach used…
Refugee Camps Management: Why Should Public Administration Act?
Refugee camp management determines whether and how refugees’ basic needs—as well as economic, social and psychological needs—are met. But it is not just about delivering essential public services; it also…
Public Administration and the New Normal: One More Guess
What are the speculations worldwide about the New Normal in government? The picture is not yet clear. Scholars and practitioners alike are making assumptions about what we need to do…
It’s Part of the Job: Part II
If transforming the status quo of inequity in government is the aim, then the most promising tool that public servants have are their personal ethics codes. That is, if they…
Cultivating Fine Whines: Listening to the Team
Instead of shutting employees down, we should enable critical thought and creativity.…
The Politicizing of COVID-19: A Public Sector Response
The politicizing of COVID-19 has resulted in ongoing confusion around the vaccine, treatments, public health and even science. It has also contributed to some degree of risk experienced by Americans.…
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