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The United States Congress Confronts the Future of Work
The Future of Work Caucus is a good start in reinventing the workforce development system to help us stay competitive in the age of automation and artificial intelligence.…
How Should We Nominate Candidates for Office?
In the wake of the Iowa caucus fiasco, discussions rage on about the best way to pick candidates in the preliminary stage of elections.…
Has the Administrative State Lost its Mandate?
Our government’s legitimacy flows from the rule of law, in addition to the will of the people. But what happens when a change in the balance of power between the…
The Public Sector Accountability-Responsiveness Paradox
Public administrators seek to provide the best service possible. They continually seek to work within a paradox—a paradox of accountability and responsiveness.…
Halfway House: China and Local Democratic Participation
As an authoritarian state, China is not known for its adherence to democratic norms and widespread citizen participation in government. Guangming village, however, provides a fascinating example of local democratic…
Technology and Social Justice
To be more effective in social justice work, we must realize the online environment is not neutral, equal or objective. We must seek who is not at the table, who…
Impact of Supreme Court Rulings on Homelessness
Supreme Court rulings can be just as consequential as elections when it comes to swift policy changes on the state and local level. Once a ruling has been made, it…
Effectively Managing Performance in the Public Sector
Performance measures are a significant indicator of how to effectively make an organization successful. Taking a periodic look at how an organization is functioning is a prudent step.…
Leading Through Change
The opportunity to manage people in a professional setting is a way to give back; utilizing your skills and knowledge to help others grow is priceless. To do this well…
The Second Day of Genesis
The trap of letting every election restart what it means to be a great city is a disservice to current residents and businesses. Having a comprehensive plan with a long-term…
Our Vote is Our Voice—A Celebration of Courage and Persistence
This year, to honor the efforts of those who fought to enact women’s constitutional right to vote, public administrators at all levels can celebrate the suffrage centennial.…
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