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Ushering Reforms in Civil Services Capacity Building in India Through Mission Karmayogi
The reform of civil services is meant to raise the quality of public services delivered to the citizens and enhance the capacity to carry out core government functions, thereby, leading…
An Approach to Reparations for Black Americans
We need to think of reparations as an aggressive investment in programs that would better enable all Black people to successfully compete in the socio-economic system. …
Democracy, Change and Montesquieu: A Way Forward for Public Administration
Democracies offer possibilities of the re-imagination of places, spaces and leaders and in doing so, it gives the community meaning and value. …
Strategic Testing: The Importance of Ongoing Biosurveillance to the Future of Health Security
Political leaders promoting policies that would limit available information about current, as well as future threats, hinders recommendations for the future and puts vulnerable populations at risk.…
The Supreme Court—Is Reform Possible?
On all the issues considered by the Commission, the final report offered a helpful, detailed and balanced overview, as well as a critique, of reform proposals that have been advanced…
Guardians of Public Safety Include Civil and Civic Leaders
Entering 2022 with new hopes, the nation is still struggling to transition from past law enforcement practices to newly envisioned practices that focus on the need to reform policing. Public…
Public Administration: How it All Started in Egypt, China and Rome
Remembering some of the basic pillars of government bureaucracy established during Ancient Egyptian, Chinese and Roman civilizations may serve as inspiration to other scholars for conducting research.…
Federalism and Its Discontents: Guns, Germs and Insurrection
This article explores the failures of federalism not only in the context of COVID-19, but also in how federal inaction on guns caused jurisdictional externalities and how Electoral College flaws…
Civic Literacy and Effective Public Administration
We might expect everyone in public administration to have a basic understanding of government in the United States, but this is not always the case. Public sector leader-managers must be…
When Faith in Legitimate Processes is Lost
Although we may at times despair over what to do about the perceived lack of procedural justice at the highest levels of our government, there is much we can do…
Solidarity in Fractured Times
When leading communities through crisis, it is important to understand how we can stand in solidarity with others, and learn from our past in the hope of improving our future.…
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