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Participation
After all, individuals, including those with disabilities and from marginalized groups, should feel welcomed, supported and heard in public decision-making processes.…
Don’t Cry for Me Argentina – The Financial Crisis Facing Argentina’s New President
Time will tell how things play out over the next few years. Argentina’s experiences should be a lesson to elected officials in our country to deal proactively with our burgeoning…
Ethics of Equity: Part 4
It is our responsibility to use our gifts and calling for purposes that are greater than ourselves, putting aside our ideological and political demands. And as private individuals we must…
Considering AI Olive Branches: Bridging Policy Divides
The olive branch of inclusive, transparent and responsible AI policy and procedure development not only builds trust but also lays the focal foundation for legislative cooperation that benefits technological advancement…
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. The people are watching and waiting.…
Thank You and a Departing Message
In this column I want to hit the highlights of many of my columns. This will cover what I consider to be the most important messages I have attempted to…
Revisiting Citizen Engagement – The Antidote for Political Division
Yes, citizen engagement improves our communities, but in time like these, it does more. It provides chances for citizens to connect as human beings. It also improves relationships among our…
What Is More Important to Society: Civic Literacy or Civic Engagement?
We can help create a more inclusive, just and equitable society by empowering young people and giving them a voice in decision-making processes.…
The Crux of Leadership Philosophies
Your leadership philosophy is a stand-alone document that will help others formulate an opinion of you. Therefore, it is imperative that it conveys your intended message.…
Public Service in a Society of Equals
The ideological math of equality, representation and justice are what we need in order to be able to see eye to eye and heart to heart. When we accomplish this,…
Public Administration Scholarship and the Epidemic of Academic Fraud and Dishonesty Part 3 – The Subversion of Peer Review
No one reform is going to cure the epidemic of academic fraud and dishonesty afflicting public administration and other social science fields right now. But the proposed change to how…
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