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Coastal Area Protection Plans (CAPPs)
“We need to put this country’s coastlines and estuaries on the endangered species list,” stated Martha Madden, former Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality secretary, “perhaps, then, coastal protection will become…
Good to Know…Week of May 11, 2010
Links to articles from several sources keeping you informed about reports and trends on all topics and areas of expertise in public administration.…
Report Offers Ways to Stabilize National Debt
Washington, DC–A new joint report from the National Research Council and the National Academy of Public Administration offers U.S. leaders ways to address the nation's fiscal problems and…
State Income Taxes Push Many Families Deeper Into Poverty
Washington, DC–Sixteen states taxed working-poor families deeper into poverty last year, according to a new report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. Income tax bills on…
Dismantling Institutionalized Racism Workshop Attracts Large Audience for Evergreen Chapter
“Dealing with oppression and racism is about reclaiming our humanity as individuals and establishing social justice,” Glenn Harris told a standing room audience during a “Dismantling Institutionalized Racism” workshop.…
Kuotsai “Tom” Liou Will Assume Presidency of Society in 2012
Kuotsai “Tom” Liou, a professor at the University of Central Florida, has been elected ASPA vice president and will become president of the organization in 2012. Liou will officially assume…
James Lager Wins 2009 PA TIMES Best Article Award
The PA TIMES is pleased to announce that the October 2009 article “Have a Problem with Compliance?” by James M. Lager, has been selected as the winner of…