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David and Goliath
In a world where the Goliaths sometimes appear to be winning, it is encouraging to know that right can overcome might.…
Jai Mangal Paswan Award for Public Service
The American Society for Public Administration, Section on South Asian Public Administration (SASPA) is proud to announce a call for nominations for the 2023 Jai Mangal Paswan Award for Public…
Nonprofits in the Time of Wars
It is essential to always remember that the primary objective of humanitarian aid is to help save lives, alleviate suffering and maintain human dignity, which enforces a fundamental expression of…
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work: Why a Collaborative Teaching Approach Should Be the New Nursing Education Paradigm
With a collaborative teaching approach amongst nursing faculty, faculty may experience greater satisfaction with their teaching responsibilities and institutions, while also benefiting the nursing students by modeling skills of teamwork,…
Legal Compliance and Social Equity in Emergency Management
Emergency managers should document decisions during the planning phase and in all cases be ready to explain, perhaps under oath, what led to those decisions. …
Reassessing: A Different Kind of Leadership
We either grow, or we become stagnant...we must rewrite the so-called leadership rules and lead from an exploratory, open-minded and intrinsically motivating perspective.…
The Tipping Point—Great Resignation
No single solution can address the mass exodus of key talent...instead, to retain post-pandemic employees, organizations will have to develop customized solutions relevant to both the economic and non-economic factors.…
Moving Beyond Civility
The way in which governing board members interact with one another impacts the quality of their decision-making, which eventually connects with organizational operations and outcomes.…
Public Administration in “Post-Democracy” America: Part 3—What Becomes of the “Deep State”
An unpleasant fact of life is that future authoritarian leaders would prefer constant turnover and inexperience among public servants to prevent the accumulation of power within the bureaucracy which could…
Core Values as a Foundation for Thinking About Ethics Education
The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of ASPA as an organization. By JoAnne SpeersMarch 14, 2022 Scholars and practitioners have repeatedly…
The Ukraine-Russia War and the Cementing of President Biden’s Worldview
At 79, President Biden's age proves to be an asset, as it brings the experience and the frame of reference needed to usher in a new worldview.…
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