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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 Lurking Crisis: Foreclosures and Evictions in a Post-COVID America
With the economic fallout disproportionately hitting more vulnerable families and populations, the pandemic is exasperating long-standing inequalities in the housing market.…
State Government Rainy Day Funds and the COVID-19 Crisis: A Preliminary Assessment
Today’s article will look at how state are generally meeting the budgetary challenges presented by COVID-19, how successful they have been thus far and what more needs to be done…
Building the Adaptive Learning Organization for Government
As governments become more connected, agile and dynamic, government training departments are compelled to change. What are the best practices for the new government training departments? One model is the…
Our Fragile Representative Democracy and its Repair
There are urgent fixes to make to our voting system more representative and less volatile for the future.…
Should We Promote Budgets as Policy Documents?
The budgeting process is the most consequential thing municipal governments do, and an area where a little bit of public engagement can go a long way to improving government performance.…
Facts are Stubborn Things
Career employees are committed to providing technical guidance based on facts and they need to keep doing this. …
The 2020 Elections Cybersecurity Landscape
The 2016 and 2020 elections have highlighted the need for increased scrutiny of our election processes and infrastructure. …
Cemeteries and Public History: Confederate Statues in Public Spaces
Removing statues means they must go somewhere—either in storage or on display in another public space. Cemeteries seem to be a popular choice, and here I explore the implications for…
Examining the “New Normal” with the Fervor of a Curious Toddler
We need to assess the future use of technology with the fervor of a curious toddler, and embrace this mindset as a necessity to ensure that organizations clearly distinguish unforeseen…
Explain It or Change It: The Lack of Women in Leadership
Since there really is no defensible explanation for the massive underrepresentation of women in leadership, it must change. Yet for truly effective change, we need to learn from the stories…
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