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Public Administration: The Refinery of Democracy
The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of ASPA as an organization. By Lisa SayeSeptember 11, 2023 Democracy is anything but rarified.…
Individual Protections for Collective Health Security: Privacy, Ownership of Genomic Information and the Future of Public Health Preparedness
History has shown that those most in need of protection are often least likely to trust their biological information to the government. The United States should consider enacting policies adopted…
The Old Supreme Court Just Ain’t What It Used to Be…
As our American society has become so much more transparent, we can now see both the forest and the trees of the U.S. Supreme Court and they are not as…
Navigating the Hidden Costs of Federal Funding: Capacity-Building to Improve Participation
Federal funding is a terrific means of promoting policy priorities, but do regulatory compliance schemes prevent broad participation?…
Ethics of Equity: Part 3
The question for this third essay is “to what degree does diversity, equity and inclusion contribute to, or conversely detract from, this progress?”…
Drug Development, Public Policy and Trust
The system can rebuild its reputation, credibility and leadership in an age when trust is the currency of success by aligning internal practices with external expectations. …
Regional Governance Challenges and Opportunities—Part Three
It is time that the U.S. Congress steps up, as other nations’ legislators have done, to establish better regional governance.…
LHRD in the Healthcare Industry and How to Effectively Promote Workplace Development, Health and Social Wellness
To bring about positive change in healthcare workforce operations, we must strive to be change agents who value every role and contribution and promote workplace development, health and social wellness.…
For Those We Have Lost
The local county Board of Supervisors declared May 5th as Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People Day (KZYX), and similar decrees have been granted statewide in California. However, awareness…
Public Service Exhaustion – A New Pandemic
For leaders at all levels, public service exhaustion creates a number of hurdles but there are potential solutions. They begin with an acknowledgement of the value of quality of life.…
Felony Murder Laws and Implications for Youths
Charging youths with felony murder traps them in the criminal justice system and perpetuates the cycle of incarceration for future generations. …
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