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It is Time to Honor Our Fallen Federal Civil Servants
Terry Newell, Robert Gest III
When Marine Cpl. Jamie R. Lowe was killed in Afghanistan in January 2010, he was brought home with a military escort and an American…
Alternative Approaches to Revising the ASPA Code of Ethics
ASPA is seeking member input for this discussion. If you would like to comment on this article, please click the 'Post A Comment' link below. You must be…
Good to Know…Week of September 5, 2011
SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
United in Remembrance, Divided over Policies
Ten years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the events of
that day retain a…
Evergreen Chapter Members Meet with Former Nobel Peace Prize Winner and International Ambassador to Ban Land Mines
Mary Van Verst
In
June Tun Channareth, an internationally renowned advocate for a ban on
landmines and co-recipient of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize, came to
Seattle from…
Good to Know…Week of August 29, 2011
INTERESTING…
How a Pharmaceutical Giant is Battling Malnutrition on the Ground in Haiti
Abbot could have just given money to Partners…
Registration Open for ASPA’s Professional Development Webinars
ASPA continues to offer top professional development opportunities in
the form of webinars and is pleased to announce its 2011 schedule. These
five webinars focus on topics in public administration…
Good to Know…Week of August 22, 2011
ECONOMY AND BUDGET
U.S. Still AAA Nation, Says Credit-Rater Fitch
Notably, the rater also assigned a stable outlook on that rating…
ASPA’s Public Administration Review Welcomes New Editors from Indiana University
Bloomington, IN–Public Administration Review,
the premier journal of public administration research, theory and
practice, is returning to Indiana University and its School of Public
and Environmental…
Good to Know…Week of August 15, 2011
STIMULUS
Could Unspent Stimulus Money Be Used to Fend Off a New Recession?
The nation's top economists are already giving odds on a double-dip
recession. The…
Good to Know…Week of August 8, 2011
POLICY
Anti-porn Bill Won't Protect Children, but it Could Cripple the Internet
I’ve
noticed two things when studying elected officials. First, many seem to
know almost nothing about technology. Second,…
The Multidimensional Character of the Arab Revolutions, Part 5
This is Part 5 of a 5 part series.
Read Parts 1-4 by clicking the
links in the Related Articles box below this article.
Mordu Serry-Kamal