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Systemic Perspective, Leverage Points and Artificial Intelligence: Part I
AI has the capacity to analyze multifaceted relationships, discern patterns and identify nuanced leverage points that might be challenging for conventional methods to uncover. …
It’s Too High Spending Expectations, Not Tax Cuts, That Will Get States in Trouble in the Coming Years
One simple suggestion is that elected officials could be quietly looking for ways to reduce spending without causing panic among the administrative state.…
Exploring the Labor Landscape and Workforce Challenges
Creative solutions can help fill the gap between employee skills and employer needs, while public policy polls can help provide policymakers and educators with the information they need to promote…
Of Speech and Consequences
Here is hoping that 2024 is a year where culture war issues stop distracting from the core mission of higher education. …
PACE Financing Shows How ESG Is Not Sustainability, but Still Useful
When used alone, ESG standards are incomplete. When used to track sustainability progress, ESG standards serve an important accountability role.…
Funding for Key Public Health Surveillance Programs Must Continue Amid Political and Cultural Debates
Any policy choice that could weaken the system must be based on a fact-based cost-benefit analysis, not short term political calculations or ideological purity. …
Seeking Alignment Over Agreement: A Key Leadership Strategy for Success
Alignment harnesses the collective energy and effort of the group towards a common goal, thereby paving the path to a future of sustainable growth and achievement.…
Tailored Services and Diseconomies of Complexity
The role of public administrators is to satisfy as many in the community as much as possible, while simultaneously disappointing as few as possible as little as possible. This creates…
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…
Participation
After all, individuals, including those with disabilities and from marginalized groups, should feel welcomed, supported and heard in public decision-making processes.…
Wisdom of MPA Students
In the spirit of reflecting on the past year as we enter 2024, here is a sampling of students' commentary from my human resource and public administration foundation classes worth…
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