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Institutional Innovation in the Midst of Cultural Change: CDC, the CFA and Mission Mystique
New initiatives like the Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics will need to serve as the foundation for future successes upon which the CDC can reclaim its reputation. …
How Do We Train for High-Impact Public Leadership?—Part One
The quest for efficiency and effectiveness makes much sense when producing a high-quality product or service at the lowest cost...you want a leadership development program that produces essentially interchangeable leaders.…
A Republic…If You Can Keep It
This experiment of the American republic is now in peril of collapse because of a disconnect between what the bipartisan U.S. political establishment promises and what it delivers.…
The Need for UCC: Uniform Civil Code in India
The code will simplify the complex laws around marriage ceremonies, inheritance, succession and adoptions making them one for all. The same civil law will then be applicable to all citizens, irrespective…
Celebrating Excellence in Government
As a way to recognize, thank and celebrate public servants in the Commonwealth of Virginia, the Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University hosted the…
State Influence Over Local Boards of Education: Who’s in Charge Here?
Solid, productive relationships between state and local education stakeholders ultimately inure to the benefit of the education of our children.…
International Measures and Rankings Affecting Public Administration: Is It Possible to Trick the System?
International measures are useful, but we should try to be less obsessive and more objective in our assessment, reporting and analysis.…
Imagine
As government managers build their post-pandemic workplaces, they must respond to Millennial expectations if managers want to compete successfully for the best employees.…
The Promise of a Pencil
This is the fifth review of books one might not find on a public administration reading list. This month’s book, The Promise of a Pencil, is Adam Braun’s account of…
President Joe Biden’s Foreign Policy Towards the Caribbean
As June is National Caribbean-American Heritage Month, it is fitting to take a closer look at President Biden’s policy towards the Caribbean. …
The Modernization Imperative
What will be curious in the next several years is to track the arc of digital transformation initiatives borne out of the exigency of the pandemic and analyze the ultimate…
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