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The American Society for Public Administration is the largest and most prominent professional association for public administration. It is dedicated to advancing the art, science, teaching and practice of public and non-profit administration.
The American Society for Public Administration is the largest and most prominent professional association for public administration. It is dedicated to advancing the art, science, teaching and practice of public and non-profit administration.
COP-26: How Can India Negotiate a Truce Between Climate Change and Development?
Poverty reduction and climate protection are interdependent challenges that share common characteristics.…
A Glimpse Into the Philanthropy Giving Season in the United States
The holiday season as we experience it today is a remarkable charitable giving season that all Americans can celebrate and enjoy.…
The Virtue of Integrity in Public Administration
With research indicating that trust is critical for building a team, integrity is non-negotiable. How might public administrators hire for integrity?…
Public Administration: The Software of Democracy
Public administrators know that government cannot function as structures of non-representative artifacts of poor and ineffective management. Public administration is relational and as such, it ensures the survival of democracy.…
The More Things Change…
The major events of the last two years have done nothing but amplify our desire to focus on social equity and inclusion. We would like to review our recommendations and…
Water, a User’s Guide—Part 5: Policymakers
Concerns related to water appear regularly in local, national and international news. Both administrators and policymakers play critical roles at every step of the policy process.…
Whither Strategic Planning in Public Administration? Part 1—A Brief Look at History and Current Practice
Should the public sector devote substantial resources to strategic planning? Or should there be little or no planning at all? This article is the first of two-parts that provides context…
Engendering the Public’s Trust in Local Government
Local governments can help lead the way to restore a higher level of trust in all levels of government.…
Government Finance in Perspective: A Misuse of Financial Analysis
Government exists to serve the people and not to be self-serving. Yet the financial analysis that is often used to evaluate programs and policies looks at what is best for…
Developing the Brain Metaphor to Create a Learning Organization
Administrators looking at creating or maintaining a learning organization need to consider how Gareth Morgan’s brain metaphor facilitates creating a viable learning organization. The brain metaphor described in Morgan’s Images…
The Pandemic, Temporality and Complexity in Public Policy
Problems do not respect nations, states or other political-administrative borders. Social problems are so complex because they challenge planning horizons traditionally limited to the duration of government cycles.…
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