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Changing Times
Built in 1805, this building is the original site of the Canterbury Female Boarding School. Now it houses a different classroom where anyone is openly admitted. People come to learn…
The Toxic Impact of Culture Wars on Policy
I certainly do not know how to end the culture wars, but, I do know those of us privileged to teach the next generation of public leaders need to prepare…
Celebrating 50 Years of International and Comparative Public Administration
To all of our past and current members, to ASPA and its leadership team and to public administrators around the world, we thank you for your support over these past…
Where Does Evidence-informed Governance Go From Here?
Rather than despairing, we should build on what the field has learned and take heart from the success stories that have been found. A key step forward would be for university…
Equity: Time to Get Real (Part II)
Plenty of resources exist to help us meet the challenges of making government equitable for all its people and to remedy past inequities and discrimination. The only thing left is…
Rethinking the Policy Pie and Unintended Consequences
Targeted interventions through policy making that allow governments to examine equality and equity at the same time, yet recognize them as different measures, can help reduce unintended consequences such as…
Ask Chatgpt if Government Is Ready for the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence
public servants must be careful in how they use AI tools. Like spreadsheets, AI tools are neither good nor bad. It’s how the tools are used that can be ethical…
Compassionate and Vulnerable Leadership: Focusing on the Those Being Led
Vulnerability means understanding one’s abilities and reaching past our considered norms while taking calculated risks. Incorporating vulnerability into a leadership style strengthens the administrator’s authenticity in the organization. …
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