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The Supremes – (not the singing ones)
The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of ASPA as an organization. By Robert BresciaJuly 1, 2022 Some Americans, apparently despondent over…
Retirement Time for PA Academics: The United States vs. Egypt
Faculty should be given a choice regarding the amount and type of work they want to deliver, so that quality is maintained at all times for the benefit of the…
A New Fiscal Year for the Federal Government on the Horizon—Fantasy or Reality?
Congress has had a poor reputation for many years for not passing spending bills on time, as well as the tendency for budget proposals to become a vehicle for partisan…
Using the Interdisciplinary Lens to Improve Public Sector Strategy
nterdisciplinary approaches lead to complex, internalized organization of knowledge. Such is a benefit when integrating conflicting views and paradigms after having encroached into the leader’s domain of subject matter expertise.…
Rational Agency Design: Avoiding Legacy Assignments
When maintaining our organizational structures and policies, we need to rid ourselves of historical and fragmented legacies which weigh us down. …
Summit of the Americas – President Biden’s Caribbean Policy
The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of ASPA as an organization. Peter Lyn RenéJune 27, 2022 National Caribbean-American Heritage Month, June…
Looking at the East
Time goes on as damage is done and done. Nature’s elements advance where human leadership wavers. This silent constituency finds an eternal home in America’s cemeteries. There, a crisis afflicts…
The Case for the People’s House
In this era when our republican institutions are under attack, and all possible means of strengthening our system should be pursued, it is past time to consider expanding the House…
Summer Reading
In this column, I suggest several books from my bookshelf to consider for your summer reading...Yet their stories and lessons are enduring. Though not written for public administration, I challenge…
Addressing Democracy’s International Decline
There is no best model for applying democratic principles but the Australian experience may suggest some lessons for others, including the United States...…
Science Diplomacy: Examining the Relationship Between Science and Diplomacy
Some of the benefits of science diplomacy include the exchange of technical information, shared human resources, shared financial resources, shared facilities and equipment and the improvement of the wellbeing of…
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