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National Service in Times of Crisis
Volunteering takes time, skill, empathy and (paradoxically) money that not everyone who wants to volunteer can give...…
Policy Pathways Ignites Enthusiasm for International Affairs in High School and Early College Students
A number of high school students, particularly those from historically marginalized communities, are not introduced to how nations formulate public and foreign policies until they are in college or graduate…
Nepal’s Democratic Experiment and Struggles with Corruption
Corruption, in the form of fraudulent, dishonest or illegal actions of public officials for private gain, has historically challenged governance.…
The National Unraveling—Or Just a New Normal?
While I so enjoyed the 20th century in America, I look forward to the changes of today and tomorrow...…
Profile: Brion Oaks
Our charge is to bring leadership and guidance around racial equity and question how we disrupt the systems that have not traditionally served or met the needs of our communities…
Healthy Workplace? Weed Out Toxic Leaders
...if toxic leadership is not weeded out when it is found, it can overtake the culture and destroy it forever, choking out that which made the organization bloom.…
Sitting In Judgment
What prevents the Supreme Court of the United States, comprised of different justices than those who now serve in our present or an earlier time decades ago, from concluding that…
Co-Relative Areas of Public Management: Democracy, Public Service and Recruiting
Democracy must be practiced and as they say practice makes perfect.…
Energy Solutions: Informing Energy Policy Through Public Opinion in Japan
At the state or regional level Deliberative Polling could be used for annual budgeting to better understand resident’s priorities and values, and to inform the public...…
Is the Bureaucracy a Passive Institutional Actor Under the Presidential Influence?
When bureaucratic organizations are dissatisfied with Presidents’ bureaucratic controls, they may defy presidents’ state administration by neglecting their duties or leaving bureaucratic organizations.…
Profile: Stefanie Bowers
One of the things that keeps me motivated is hearing what other communities are doing. There is so much overlap, even though we may be in different spaces. What is…
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