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Student Loan Debt
Student loans are the ubiquitous burden of younger generations. Their $1.6 trillion balance looms over the lives of millions of borrowers. The ever growing balance has been deemed a crisis…
Public Administration and the Spatial Web
Understanding and preparing for the new Web 3.0 world will be a great challenge for public administration in the next few decades of the 21st Century.…
Are We Thinking About Infrastructure?
A critical and often neglected component of our profession is infrastructure. While we are knowledgeable about the proper actions to take regarding infrastructure, more attention is needed towards the thinking…
In Search of Ethics of Character Over Conduct
Governmental ethics center on transparency with the assumption that transparency will lead to accountability. It’s not a bad goal. The problem is that good conduct is not necessarily an indicator…
DemX – Promoting Democracy Through Good Digital Design
Are the lessons of the private sector’s CX and UX appropriate for government websites and mobile apps? Can practices be used to increase citizens’ democratic participation? …
Local Government: the Forgotten Civil Service
Spare a thought for your local Senior Associate Departmental Analyst.…
Teaching & Learning Moments: Creating Space for Gratitude, Reflection, Healing and Needed Change
There may be a blind eye—whether intentional or not—many of us in the public and nonprofit sectors have towards often-overlooked historical narratives. Our blind eye reflects the absence of learning…
Knowledge Landscapes
By intuition, knowledge landscapes should highlight the innovation, history, culture and people of an area. Knowledge landscapes are redefining bureaucratic spaces each time that we discover a technological invention that…
Policymaking in the Public Right-of-Way: Car Sharing
Who benefits when we can all profit from the right-of-way?…
The EMS Crisis We Are Facing Today
It is incumbent for elected officials to gain a thorough understanding of EMS and the benefits provided to a community. Merely relying on an ambulance that is not devoted…
Optimism In a Time of Political Chaos
Our current politics, to put it mildly, are chaotic. How should those of us working in public service feel? Public administration is grounded in fact, professionalism and rationality; it is…
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