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The Big Questions Facing PA in 2023
I am hopeful 2023 will bring a much needed conversation on the future role of the administrative state in a society that seems to be losing faith in many of…
Public Administration: Endless Lifelong Learning
Instead the intent of this article is to identify and describe the unique, ongoing, diverse, continuous improvement and lifelong learning opportunities naturally “built-into” a public administrator's job.…
Public Administration On the Road Less Taken: Getting Out of Our Own Way
Future testimonials should be about the administrators who made the difference despite awards and recognition. Those leaders are democracy’s best paths forward on the road less taken.…
National Responses in Federal Systems. Part II
A panoramic vision is needed to understand social challenges as a set of interconnected problems and, consequently, to also conceive a system of interdependent solutions.…
How Organizational Drag Is Wasting the Time, Talent and Energy of Your Agency’s Workforce
Senior leadership needs to focus on better managing the human capital by reducing organizational drag.…
Managing Culture in an Atomized Organization
The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of ASPA as an organization. By Patrick MulhearnOctober 21, 2022 As government administrations and offices…
Keystone State Chapter 10th Anniversary and Awards Ceremony
The Keystone State Chapter held a 10th Anniversary and Awards Ceremony on September 9, 2022 to celebrate the completion of 10 years of program and membership growth since its reactivation…
Electoral College, a Threat to the Constitutional ‘Blessings of Liberty’?
Meanwhile, we continue to see non-Constitutional processes impede legislation to address electoral vulnerabilities that are distorting and undermining the process and representative democracy. It is time to propose some changes...…
Markets for Change: Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Pacific Islands
Through participatory workshops and planning, women vendors identified opportunities to revise the operations of their markets, catalyzing changes in existing economic structures to reflect women’s economic interests.…
Nation-building in a Democracy: Ever-Changing and Ever-Green
The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of ASPA as an organization. By Lisa SayeJuly 29, 2022 No nation or country should…
Celebrating 50 Years of International and Comparative Public Administration
To all of our past and current members, to ASPA and its leadership team and to public administrators around the world, we thank you for your support over these past…
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