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Reforming New York State’s Budget Process – Proposals for a More Effective State Budget
These budgetary reforms would go a long way towards making New York’s budget processes more transparent and timely. They will require leadership and citizen action to make them a reality.…
Unsung Heroes: The Vital Role of MPA Directors in Small MPA Programs
Let us pay tribute to the MPA directors who navigate their roles with determination and resilience, leaving a lasting impact on the field of Public Administration.…
Public Administration: Managing Expectations in the Public Space
Good governments can stand a little pushback sometimes. After all, protest is a fundamental construct in societies where democracy is more than a notion.…
The Humpty Dumpty Problem – Part Two
The behavior of people is every bit as important as the behavior of the virus. What if we could cure death and no one came? By failing to recognize the…
Economic Abuse: An Invisible Aspect of Intimate Partner Violence
Integrating these strategies to bolster victims’ financial stability and economic independence are first steps toward addressing economic abuse in IPV. …
Every State Is a Battleground Now
We administer the laws and rules. But we must check with our hearts, as well as bare bones wording of rules and laws. We are the keepers of our civil…
The Public Administration Hall of Fame and Museum
No field is better positioned to seek the resources and execute the establishment of a hall of fame than our own, and I certainly hope that whoever makes good on…
Distrust in Government: The Fable of the Belly
Like in "The Fable of the Belly", we are living in a time when people are revolting. They don’t trust the government to do its job. And they don’t trust…
Public Branding for Entrepreneurial Growth: A 21st Century Imperative for Municipal Governments
The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of ASPA as an organization. By Aroon P. ManoharanApril 12, 2024 Cities and towns recognize…
On Elections, a Three Part Series: Part One: Democracy and Elections
Currently, the American voting system is very patched and fractured. Is that its strength or weakness?…
The After-Action Learning Dynamic
The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of ASPA as an organization. By Tracy Rickman, John Updike, Ygnacio Flores, Don MasonMay 10,…
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