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The Promise of a Pencil
This is the fifth review of books one might not find on a public administration reading list. This month’s book, The Promise of a Pencil, is Adam Braun’s account of…
President Joe Biden’s Foreign Policy Towards the Caribbean
As June is National Caribbean-American Heritage Month, it is fitting to take a closer look at President Biden’s policy towards the Caribbean. …
The Beauty Among the Kangaroos: The Perennial Season of Democracy
Democracy is life-support. It rejects the feudal mindset of control and hate and embraces Freedom as its only conceit—a conceit that is extremely necessary.…
In Government We Trust
Besides, the courts, there exists no other government mechanism to adequately resolve disputes. Therefore, trust in courts is paramount. …
Passing on Public Debt
We must not forget that the short-term debt caused by investment, stimulates our economy by providing jobs, increasing educational opportunities and prepares us for future jobs we have yet to…
Public Understanding: Whose Job Is It?
"Whose Job Is It?" questions display a high level of misassumption that exists within the voting (and soon to be voting) citizens on basic governmental responsibilities.…
The Constitutional Right of Privacy in the United States: From Here Where?
Whatever course the Supreme Court chooses in the cases before it this term, it is important for public administrators to provide thought leadership and administrative integrity in managing the right…
World Cup 2022: Public Policy, Public Administration and Some Soccer Too
Hundreds of the best men’s soccer players will venture to Qatar this November and December aiming to achieve athletic glory for their national teams, but, along with the ball games,…
Now More Than Ever We Need Local Government To Show the Way
Local governing boards are able to operate outside of traditional party parameters, meaning, there is room for more compromise, more diverse coalitions, and ultimately more creativity in finding solutions for…
Crisis in the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Complex: Part 1—Unintended Consequences of Decades of Federal Government Budget Failures
The NWC is in such poor condition that the United States could become the first major nuclear weapons power to denuclearize through its inability to manufacture new…
Imagine
As government managers build their post-pandemic workplaces, they must respond to Millennial expectations if managers want to compete successfully for the best employees.…
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