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Gerrymandering: The Battle Lines Are Certainly Drawn
Not only has gerrymandering led to increased polarization, it has led to less competitive congressional elections, which almost 97 percent of the time favors the incumbent. …
Should Nonprofits Adapt to the E-Leadership Model?
Forced to adapt to a new norm, technological geniuses were motivated to turn the threats of the pandemic into opportunities for revolutionizing technological solutions to make businesses and all other…
Assessing the Healthcare Infrastructure in Rural India During the COVID Pandemic
While the steps taken to nudge rural recovery were essential to reduce income disparity and regional inequity in the long run, localization of industries and employment is the need of…
Culture and Social Equity in Emergency Management
In my 17 years as a federal emergency manager, I have seen the power of organizational culture in either empowering or derailing the best intentions. …
Teaching Kindness
I’ve modified my curriculum, with a deliberately huge emphasis on kindness, reminding myself, and all of us, of the importance of threading kindness through everything we say and do.…
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act: Local Government’s Shot at Broadband
When specifically applied to access to high-speed internet connections, the term “equity” now has a comprehensive federal definition that encompasses a whole host of benefits that are attractive and useful,…
FEMA Strategic Plan 2022-2026: What It Means for Public Administration
Coupled with the inevitability of less experienced staff assuming vacated positions, governments will be challenged to accomplish their one main goal following a disaster: returning things back to normal. …
The Politicization of Administrative Concepts
Administrative effectiveness, efficiency and equity is impossible when it flows from a decision deemed illegitimate by those who disagreed with it. …
Public Administration in “Post-Democracy” America: Part 1 – Implications of the Collapse of Consent
If current demographic trends hold, one major political institution – the U.S. Senate – seems destined to be controlled by 70 senators who will represent just 30% of the…
It Takes an Ecosystem for Government Innovation
For an innovation, whether technological, managerial, or cultural, to succeed, the ecosystem of the agency and the government must support the innovation.…
Public Perceptions of the Future of Education
As policymakers work to make decisions about remote learning, critical race theory, public school curriculums and other education policy issues, polls can provide insight into public opinion.…
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