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March 2023

• 27: TWITTER: A Potential Tool for Policymaking in Government (0)
• 27: Economic Redevelopment’s Hidden Gem: PACE Financing (0)
• 27: Leadership and Failure – Lessons for Life and Public Administration (0)
• 23: ESG Reporting in State & Local Government (0)
• 23: One Health Biosurveillance: An Important Tool for Limiting Societal Disruption (0)
• 23: Plastic Recycling vs. Climate Change: Part 5 – Pragmatic About Plastic  (0)
• 20: Integrating Online Teaching Modality in Public Administration Program—A Perspective from Strategic Planning Management (0)
• 20: A Renewal of Statesmanship (0)
• 20: The State-Local Squeeze: New State Priorities Threaten Local Government Administration (0)
• 17: How Can University Research Help Local Governments? (0)
• 17: Ethics of Equity (0)
• 17: American vs. Chinese COVID-19 Response  (0)
• 13: Gender Equality: A Long Way To Go! Why We Need More Women in the Power Elite Space (0)
• 13: Data and the Human Condition (0)
• 13: Diversity—The Newest Era in Public Personnel Administration (0)
• 13: Let the Records Show… (0)
• 10: The General Relativity of Public Administration  (0)
• 10: Addressing the Impacts of Election Denialism on Local Government (0)
• 10: Dear Mr. Putin: (0)
• 10: Skills to Embrace AI and Data Science in Public Administration—Part I (0)
• 10: Managing Public Sector Employees: Transparency, Accountability and Due Process (0)
• 06: Challenges To Creating a Culture of Philanthropy in MPA Programs (0)
• 06: Lessons to a Young Local Government Administrator—Part 1 (0)
• 06: Keeping Communities Connected: Public Perceptions of Public Transportation (0)
• 06: The Growth of Authoritarianism:  A Challenge for Public Administration—Part 1 (0)
• 03: “Just in Case” Thinking: Lessons From a Public Agency Embezzlement Scandal (0)
• 03: Health Care Costs: Enough To Make You Sick! (0)
• 03: Mental Health as a Dimension of Inclusion (0)
• 03: What Is Your Return on Meetings? (0)

February 2023

• 26: Community-oriented Policing: A Public Management Paradigm Shift in Law Enforcement (0)
• 26: Public Administration and Critical Race Theory (0)
• 26: MPA Degree Program: Promoting Social Justice and Equity in Teaching and Learning (0)
• 26: Dimensions of Relational Leadership (0)
• 26: Should the United States Adopt the VAT To Deal With Federal Budget Deficits? (0)
• 26: Leadership Resolutions for the New Year (0)
• 24: Plastic Recycling vs. Climate Change: Part 4 – Seduced by Greenwashing (0)
• 24: Who Is the Greatest Leader? (0)
• 24: Our Civic Duty (0)
• 20: Civic Responsibility and Public Administration: A Modern Take using Videos (0)
• 20: Haves And Have Nots: A Look At Funding Training For Public Employees (0)
• 20: Maternity Leave and Tenure Expectations During a Pandemic (0)
• 20: The Public (Dis)Trust (0)
• 16: Should a City Manager Push the Envelope— Caretaker or Leader? (0)
• 16: The Unsettled Future for the Future of Work (0)
• 16: Public Health – Do Too Many Docs Spoil the Soup? (0)
• 13: Digitalization and War: How Civil Service Can Avoid “Digital” Collapse (0)
• 13: India Assumes G20 Presidency : “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” or “One Earth One Family One Future” (0)
• 13: The Road Safely Traveled (0)
• 09: Open Government and Data Science (0)
• 09: The Humanities as a Resource in Delivering Public Administration Courses (0)
• 09: Zooming into the Cultural Considerations of Remote Work (0)
• 09: Compassionate and Vulnerable Leadership: Focusing on the Those Being Led (0)
• 06: Changing Times (0)
• 06: The Toxic Impact of Culture Wars on Policy (0)
• 06: Celebrating 50 Years of International and Comparative Public Administration (0)
• 03: Where Does Evidence-informed Governance Go From Here? (0)
• 03: Equity: Time to Get Real (Part II) (0)
• 03: Rethinking the Policy Pie and Unintended Consequences (0)
• 03: Ask Chatgpt if Government Is Ready for the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence (0)

January 2023

• 30: Leveraging Partnerships: Realms of Collaboration (0)
• 30: The 14^th Amendment – Nuclear Option or Tough Love to Resolve the Debt Ceiling Crisis? (0)
• 30: Are Public Schools and Universities Meeting Student Needs? (0)
• 27: Plastic Recycling vs. Climate Change: Part 3 – The Good, The Bad & The Ugly (0)
• 27: The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Its Role In Disaster Management: How Do You Get the Money? (0)
• 27: Leadership Will Never Be Easy (0)
• 27: Self-Reflection: The Super-Power of Leaders (0)
• 23: American Democracy and Its Continued Challenges (0)
• 23: Social Media and Public Servants—Proceed With Caution! (0)
• 23: The Central Bank Digital Currency (0)
• 23: No Way To Run a $6 Trillion Enterprise (0)
• 20: Our Founding Fathers: What Would They Say? (0)
• 20: Access to Justice: The Public Administration Challenge (0)
• 20: The Latest Management Concept or Basic Management Principles? (0)
• 12: The Complexity of Social Problems and Big Data. Part II. (0)
• 12: Examining the Code and Accountability of Cancel Culture in Public Service (0)
• 12: Values Observed in a Year of Public Service (0)
• 12: Let Us Accept Our Own Responsibility (0)

December 2022

• 22: The US Government and the Holocaust (0)
• 22: Putting the “Service” Back into Public Service (0)
• 22: Goal Displacement in the Public Sector (0)
• 22: No! No! Don’t You Dare Lead Quietly (0)
• 22: A Look Back on the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 (0)
• 19: Customer Service: Customer-Centric Distributed Work (0)
• 19: America in 2023—A Hopeful Nation (2)
• 19: Recent Supreme Court Jurisprudence and the Bill of Rights: Part 3—Schools of Thought and Dueling Supreme Court Opinions (0)
• 16: Plastic Recycling vs. Climate Change: Part 2 – Worshiping False Idols (1)
• 16: Cold War to Hot War—World War 3 (0)
• 16: Equity: Time to Get Real (Part I) (0)
• 16: The Big Questions Facing PA in 2023 (0)
• 12: A Tripodal Approach to Supporting Values-Based Decision-making—Third Leg: Action (0)
• 12: Framework for Ethical Actions by Public Employees (0)
• 12: How to Address Workplace Conflict (0)
• 12: Public Administration: 10,000 Hours Times Infinity (0)
• 08: Student Perceptions of OER in Leadership and Non-Profit Organization Courses (0)
• 08: No Cash Bail Policies: Vantage Points for Evaluation (0)
• 08: Ulysses S. Grant: Overlooked and Under-appreciated, His Efforts Helped To Save the Country (0)
• 08: The Complexity of Social Problems and Big Data. Part I. (0)
• 04: Transparency in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (0)
• 04: The New Working Era (0)
• 04: Social Equity, Social Justice, Research and the Pandemic (0)
• 04: Eight Reasons Why Online Collaboration Systems Fail (0)
• 02: History and Its Relevance to Public Administration (0)
• 02: Who Has the Right To Pull the Plug? (1)
• 02: The Inclusive Workplace: Leading by Learning (0)

November 2022

• 28: Bringing Talent to the Door: Recruiting From a Larger Pool (1)
• 28: The 2021-22 Biden Legislative Ledger Has Spent $4 Trillion. Now What? (1)
• 28: Yes to Suffrage—No to Suffering! (1)
• 21: Customer Service: The Nature of Distributed Work (0)
• 21: Public Administration: Endless Lifelong Learning (0)
• 21: Recent Supreme Court Jurisprudence and the Bill of Rights: Part 2—Schools of Thought Governing Legal Interpretation (0)
• 21: India & G20: “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” or “One Earth One Family One Future” (0)
• 18: About Time… (0)
• 18: From the Politics of Governing to the Politics of Winning (0)
• 18: Plastic Recycling vs. Climate Change: Part 1 – A Road Paved with Good Intentions (0)
• 18: Shaming for Naming (0)
• 17: Social Equity: The Wrong Value Commitment? (2)
• 14: Citizen Volunteers or Lawless Vigilantes: Who is Helping Protect our Cities? (0)
• 14: City Manager-City Council Relationship; Part Four (0)
• 14: Public Administration On the Road Less Taken: Getting Out of Our Own Way (0)
• 14: An Agenda for a Comprehensive Picture of U.S. Cooperative Procurement Practices (0)
• 11: National Responses in Federal Systems. Part II (0)
• 11: Shifting Priorities? Resource Nimbleness is Key (0)
• 11: Public Health Policy, Public Administration and Censorship (0)
• 11: The “So What?” Factor in Public Management (0)
• 07: Misconceptions Regarding Economics Shouldn’t Stymy the Public Sector (0)
• 07: Studying Intergovernmental Relations During and After Crisis (0)
• 07: How Organizational Drag Is Wasting the Time, Talent and Energy of Your Agency’s Workforce (0)
• 07: The Best Leaders Show Employees That They Matter (0)
• 04: We Need More Fellowships in Public Affairs Academic Programs (0)
• 04: “Africa is Lost”—The White Plague Returns (0)
• 04: Surviving the Divide—The Dichotomy in Today’s Public Administration (1)
• 02: Boosting Employee Wellbeing in the New World of Work (0)

October 2022

• 31: Diversity Fatigue: Igniting Multiple Flames (1)
• 31: Social Security – A Story of Five Frogs on a Log (1)
• 28: Affordable Care Act, Health Spending and Life Expectancy (0)
• 28: Exploring Innovative Education Policy Proposals in Virginia (0)
• 28: City Management, Inc. (1)
• 28: 8 Years of “Make in India”: Boosting India’s Manufacturing Sector (0)
• 24: A Looming Water Crisis (0)
• 23: Using Humor in Public Discourse (0)
• 23: Social Equity and the Whole Community Concept (0)
• 21: Russian Aggression as Global “Stress Testing” (0)
• 21: Crisis in the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Complex: Part 6—The Savannah River Solution (0)
• 21: Managing Culture in an Atomized Organization (2)
• 21: What Is So Scary About Equity? (1)
• 21: How To Create and Implement a Citywide Resiliency Committee To Protect and Save Money for Your Jurisdiction (0)
• 17: City Manager-City Council Relationship; Part Three (0)
• 17: Radical Reset: Facilitating Empathy and Ethics in Public Administration Praxis and Pedagogy (0)
• 17: Useful Work and Exemplary Service: The True Meaning of Democracy (1)
• 14: A Bibliometric Analysis and Science Map of Science Diplomacy (0)
• 14: The Johnson-Scott Plan for Future Funding of Social Security and Medicare—Serious Proposals or Political Rhetoric? (0)
• 14: National Responses by Federal Systems. Part I (0)
• 14: Fentanyl Fatalities: A Halloween Nightmare (0)
• 10: Centering Ableism in Our Commitment to Advance Social Equity (0)
• 10: Capabilities Academies: Training Federal Agencies for Digital Transformation (0)
• 10: Think Again (1)
• 10: Studying Public Servants in a Post-pandemic World (0)
• 06: The Dunning-Kruger Effect and the Peter Principle: A Fatal Combination (0)
• 06: Keystone State Chapter 10th Anniversary and Awards Ceremony (0)
• 06: How Entrepreneurial Should a Government Be? (1)
• 03: Electoral College, a Threat to the Constitutional ‘Blessings of Liberty’? (0)
• 03: Community Risk Assessment: The Value and Approach (0)
• 03: Profile: Stefanie Bowers (0)
• 03: National Service in Times of Crisis (0)

September 2022

• 30: Policy Pathways Ignites Enthusiasm for International Affairs in High School and Early College Students (0)
• 30: Nepal’s Democratic Experiment and Struggles with Corruption (0)
• 30: The National Unraveling—Or Just a New Normal? (0)
• 30: Profile: Brion Oaks (1)
• 26: Healthy Workplace? Weed Out Toxic Leaders (0)
• 25: Sitting In Judgment (0)
• 25: Co-Relative Areas of Public Management: Democracy, Public Service and Recruiting (0)
• 23: Energy Solutions: Informing Energy Policy Through Public Opinion in Japan (0)
• 23: Markets for Change: Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Pacific Islands (0)
• 23: Is the Bureaucracy a Passive Institutional Actor Under the Presidential Influence? (0)
• 19: Using Public Administration-related Popular Culture OER Content To Engage Learners (1)
• 19: The Burden of Voter Suppression on Election Administrators (1)
• 19: Social Equity in Emergency Management (0)
• 16: The Huge Challenges Facing the Local Government Workforce (1)
• 16: Crisis in the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Complex: Part 5—Y-12 at a Crossroads (1)
• 16: Leadership Expectations—Diversity, Inclusivity, Respect and Transparency (0)
• 16: Does the Inflation Reduction Act Reduce Inflation? (0)
• 12: A Tripodal Approach to Supporting Values-Based Decision-making—Second Leg: Analysis (0)
• 12: The City Manager-City Council Relationship—Part Two (0)
• 12: Winner’s Mindset—Transforming Pain into Progress (0)
• 09: Towards a More Comprehensive Public Innovation With Data Science. Part II (0)
• 09: U.S. Constitution Approved 235 Years Ago (0)
• 08: Indirect Federal Subsidy Through State and Local Tax Deductions (0)
• 08: Is Escalating Crime Altering the Social Contract? (0)
• 01: School Board Meetings Mayhem: Mediating the Melee (0)
• 01: Public Versus Private Space (0)
• 01: Public Trust as a Key Concern for Public Administration Theory and Practice (0)
• 01: Defining the Metaverse and Web3: Implications for Public Administration (0)
• 01: Return-Free Tax Filing: On the Horizon for American Taxpayers? (0)
• 01: Louisiana: A Dangerous Place for Black Women to Become Pregnant or Give Birth (1)

August 2022

• 29: America’s Founding Fathers: Full of Wisdom? Or Something Else? (1)
• 29: Democracy, the Public and the Inclusive We (0)
• 29: Working With the “Non-Union” Union (0)
• 26: Our Constitution Works (0)
• 26: Revisiting Student Loans (1)
• 26: Under What Conditions Should We Expect to See Weak States? (0)
• 22: Recent Supreme Court Jurisprudence and the Bill of Rights: Part 1—The Doctrine of Incorporation (0)
• 22: Practice Social Equity in Emergency Management (0)
• 22: Independent India @75: The Road Thus Travelled (0)
• 22: An ASPA Membership Address: What Would YOU Say? (0)
• 18: Wicked Elephants in the Classroom (0)
• 18: Public Policy Failing Children (0)
• 18: Crisis in the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Complex: Part 4 – All Roads Lead To Pantex (0)
• 18: Making the Most of Federal ARPA Funds (0)
• 18: Emergency Managers as Incident Commanders During Natural Disasters (0)
• 14: Public Service: The Watermark of Democracy (0)
• 14: The City Manager-City Council Relationship: Part One (0)
• 14: United States Must See Monkeypox Emergency as an Opportunity To Reestablish Global Health Security Leadership (0)
• 12: Towards a More Comprehensive Public Innovation With Data Science—Part I (0)
• 12: The Two-Party System (0)
• 12: Los Angeles Hotels: Serving Travelers or Homeless Individuals? (0)
• 12: Celebrate Social Security’s Lean Design of Universality (0)
• 12: Get Your Assets in Gear: Part 2 (0)
• 08: Is It a Recession? Maybe Not Yet. (0)
• 08: A Post Pandemic Research Agenda by and for Public Policy and Administration Scholars (0)
• 08: How Do We Train for High-impact Public Leadership?—Part Two (0)
• 08: Can Compassion Make You a Better Leader? (0)
• 05: Ashes, Ashes We All Fall Down (0)
• 05: Low Hanging Fruits: When Governments Look for Easy Wins & Ignore Real Priorities (0)
• 05: POSDCORB, Meet Leadership (0)
• 05: The New Dynamic Public Finance: Can It Help Us Better Understand Taxation in the United States ? (0)
• 01: The Administrative Ghost of Emmett Till (0)
• 01: How To Incorporate Culturally Responsive COVID Protocol in South Australia (0)
• 01: The Fight Against Climate Change: Extinction Rebellion’s Approach (0)
• 01: Creative Steps Toward Inclusion: Canadian Community Decision-making (0)

July 2022

• 29: Taking Action on Race Dynamics—Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (0)
• 29: To Form a More Perfect Union (0)
• 29: Cooperative Public Procurement Produced Public Value: Evidence From the COVID-19 Pandemic (0)
• 29: Nation-building in a Democracy: Ever-Changing and Ever-Green (0)
• 25: Running on Empty? No—We Have the Strategic Petroleum Reserve! (0)
• 25: Agency Accreditation: Worth the Effort? (0)
• 25: Name, Image and Likeness (Nils): What Impact Will Nils Have on Students in the Classroom? (0)
• 21: The Slow Erosion of Community (0)
• 21: Exploring and Expanding School Choice With Charter and Laboratory Schools (0)
• 21: Implications on Disclosure of Police Officers’ Misconduct Records (0)
• 18: Setting Goals and Fulfilling Dreams with Heart (0)
• 18: Achieving More Together (0)
• 18: The Future of India’s “Operation Flood” After the COVID-19 Pandemic (0)
• 17: Diversity and Inclusion To Promote Social Equity in Emergency Management (0)
• 15: Meeting the Collective Impact Data Challenge (0)
• 15: Crisis in the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Complex: Part 3—The Problem Starts with the Pits (0)
• 14: Coercive Federalism and Broadband: New Opportunities and New Challenges for Local Governance (0)
• 11: Leadership Lessons Learned as a Volunteer at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello (0)
• 11: Cities and Counties Must Be Good Stewards of the Environment (0)
• 08: Ukrainian Case: The War as a Global Challenge for the Public Administration System (0)
• 08: Whose Recovery? What ARPA Spending Data Can Tell Us About the Challenges Confronting State and Local Governments (0)
• 08: Obesity: A Complex Problem in Times of Pandemic: Part II (0)
• 08: Nonprofit Regulations: Does Accountability Discourage Helping Others? (0)
• 08: Euhemerism and the Cult of Active Shooters (0)
• 08: Science Diplomacy: Examining the Relationship Between Science and Diplomacy (0)
• 01: The Supremes – (not the singing ones) (0)
• 01: Retirement Time for PA Academics: The United States vs. Egypt (0)

June 2022

• 30: A New Fiscal Year for the Federal Government on the Horizon—Fantasy or Reality? (0)
• 27: Using the Interdisciplinary Lens to Improve Public Sector Strategy (0)
• 27: Rational Agency Design: Avoiding Legacy Assignments (0)
• 27: Summit of the Americas – President Biden’s Caribbean Policy (0)
• 24: Looking at the East (0)
• 24: The Case for the People’s House (0)
• 24: Summer Reading (0)
• 20: Addressing Democracy’s International Decline (0)
• 20: Global Warming and Local Challenges: India and Sustainable Development Goal 13 (0)
• 20: Equity Champions to Promote Social Equity in Emergency Management (0)
• 17: Crisis in the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Complex: Part 2—Making Peace with Nuclear Weapons (0)
• 17: Moving Past the Culture Wars (0)
• 17: Reframing: Leadership Assumptions—The Set-up-to-Fail Syndrome vs. The Halo Effect in the Workplace (0)
• 17: U.S. Gas Prices Rising, Who’s to Blame? (0)
• 13: Local Government and Active Public Sector Management (0)
• 13: A Tripodal Approach To Supporting Values-based Decision-making—First Leg: Ethical Awareness (1)
• 13: Character Matters: Inside Out—Doing Out of Being (0)
• 13: Public Administrators Must Promote Understanding and Acceptance Among People (0)
• 10: Policy and Management: Perfect Together and Critical for Success (0)
• 10: Obesity: A Complex Problem in Times of Pandemic—Part I (0)
• 10: Public Organizations’ Capacity for Creating and Providing Access to Open Educational Resources (OER) (0)
• 10: Public-Nonprofit Partnerships: Selecting the Right Partners (0)
• 06: Decisive Leadership (0)
• 06: Everywhere All at Once (0)
• 06: The Modernization Imperative (0)
• 06: Institutional Innovation in the Midst of Cultural Change: CDC, the CFA and Mission Mystique (0)
• 06: How Do We Train for High-Impact Public Leadership?—Part One (0)
• 03: A Republic…If You Can Keep It (0)
• 03: The Need for UCC: Uniform Civil Code in India (0)
• 03: Celebrating Excellence in Government (0)
• 03: State Influence Over Local Boards of Education: Who’s in Charge Here? (0)
• 03: International Measures and Rankings Affecting Public Administration: Is It Possible to Trick the System? (0)

May 2022

• 27: Imagine (0)
• 27: The Promise of a Pencil (0)
• 27: President Joe Biden’s Foreign Policy Towards the Caribbean (0)
• 27: The Beauty Among the Kangaroos: The Perennial Season of Democracy (0)
• 27: In Government We Trust (0)
• 23: Passing on Public Debt (0)
• 23: Public Understanding: Whose Job Is It? (0)
• 23: The Constitutional Right of Privacy in the United States: From Here Where? (0)
• 20: World Cup 2022: Public Policy, Public Administration and Some Soccer Too (0)
• 20: Now More Than Ever We Need Local Government To Show the Way (0)
• 20: Crisis in the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Complex: Part 1—Unintended Consequences of Decades of Federal Government Budget Failures (0)
• 15: The Purpose and Scope of Public Administration for Democracies (0)
• 15: Can the Market Solve the Wicked Problem of Space Debris? (0)
• 15: Negotiating City/County Manager Employment Contracts, Part Two (0)
• 12: How Will Work-from-Home Affect City Finances? (1)
• 12: Incarceration Policies Related to Transgender, Non-Binary and Intersex Inmates (0)
• 12: Invisible Waste in U.S. Health Care (3)
• 12: Artificial Intelligence and Systems Thinking in the Public Sector (1)
• 09: The Global Economy, Public Administration and Significant Challenges (0)
• 09: Changing Our Perspective on Criminalizing Behavior (0)
• 09: Using the Hero’s Journey to Improve Government Service (0)
• 09: Mastering the Art of Asking Powerful Questions (0)
• 06: The Human Phase of Intergovernmental Relations (0)
• 05: Public Health—Stealth Health: Part Two (0)
• 05: To Smile or Not to Smile? A Very Important Question for Public Servants (0)
• 05: Policies, Priorities and Polls: How Voters Prioritize Key Issues (0)
• 01: Forced Arbitration Ends for Sexual Misconduct: Court Caseload and Budgeting Implications (0)
• 01: Steps to Adopting Open Educational Resources (OER) (0)
• 01: How Can NGOs Build Democracy Through Service Delivery? (0)

April 2022

• 28: The Right to “Consent”: A New Path to Protecting Our Voting Rights (0)
• 28: National COVID-19 Preparedness Plan: What It Means for Public Administration (0)
• 28: The Dark Ages of Performance Management: COVID-19 Recovery Programs in Tulsa, Oklahoma (0)
• 24: Markers, Memorials and Monuments in the Public Space (0)
• 24: Developing an Inclusive, Technology-Based Innovation Ecosystem (0)
• 24: The Nation’s High Schools—Springboards to Greatness (0)
• 21: To Prepare for the Post-ARPA World, Get Your Assets in Gear (0)
• 21: Multilevel Financial Responses Supporting Ukraine’s Fight for Democracy (0)
• 21: Lessons Learned From the “Great Resignation” (0)
• 21: Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis (1)
• 17: Public Administration in “Post-Democracy” America: Part 4—Can a Simple Fix Prevent Authoritarianism? (2)
• 17: What Would You Do in Their Shoes? (0)
• 17: Can the Idea of Multiple and Plural Voting Work in the United States? (0)
• 14: Equipping Staff and Stakeholders to Promote Social Equity in Emergency Management (0)
• 14: Blockchain: A New World of Decentralized Identity (0)
• 14: Seeing Your Professional Weaknesses as Strength (1)
• 14: Shaping Legal Rights of Women in India by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar (1)
• 11: Summer Policy Academy Sets Young Leaders in Motion (0)
• 11: When Is a Gift a Bribe? (3)
• 11: Adding Value to Public Administration: The Residency of Public Service (0)
• 11: Negotiating City/County Manager Employment Contracts, Part One (0)
• 07: The Public Value of Science Policy (0)
• 07: Wellness: Moving Beyond COVID (1)
• 07: Pandemic, Coordination and Leadership (0)
• 07: Ukraine: Winning the Peace (0)
• 04: Government as an Innovation Catalyst: Three Post-Pandemic Trends (0)
• 04: The Engaged University: Spotlight on QENO (0)
• 04: Mentoring Our Future (0)
• 04: Grappling with Critical Race Theory: An Unfortunate Part of “Our Journey” (1)

March 2022

• 31: The Biden Administration’s Management Approach to the Federal Budget: First Impressions (0)
• 31: Role of Government in Protecting the Institution of Marriage (0)
• 31: Virginia’s Redistricting Commission: Goals, Failures and Lessons Learned (0)
• 28: Public Administration and the 2022 Mid-term Elections (0)
• 28: What Plato Said (0)
• 28: The Freedom to Learn Is the Cornerstone of Academic Freedom (0)
• 28: Groupthink and the Presidency (3)
• 25: Let’s Talk About Sex Work (0)
• 25: The United States Needs a National Crypto Director (0)
• 25: The Ukraine-Russia War and the Cementing of President Biden’s Worldview (1)
• 25: David and Goliath (0)
• 21: Jai Mangal Paswan Award for Public Service (0)
• 21: Nonprofits in the Time of Wars (0)
• 21: Teamwork Makes the Dream Work: Why a Collaborative Teaching Approach Should Be the New Nursing Education Paradigm (2)
• 21: Legal Compliance and Social Equity in Emergency Management (0)
• 17: Reassessing: A Different Kind of Leadership (1)
• 17: The Tipping Point—Great Resignation (0)
• 17: Moving Beyond Civility (0)
• 17: Public Administration in “Post-Democracy” America: Part 3—What Becomes of the “Deep State” (1)
• 14: Core Values as a Foundation for Thinking About Ethics Education (1)
• 14: Manufacturing Democracy: Waving Goodbye to the Status Quo (0)
• 14: Digital Essentials for Good Government (0)
• 14: Comparing Cities Tax and Fee Burden (0)
• 11: Accountability in Times of Crisis: Federalism and the Pandemic in the United States and Mexico (0)
• 11: The Historical Role of the Federal Government in Assisting State and Local Governments (0)
• 11: American University Summer Diversity Program Academy Call for Applications (0)
• 10: Ukraine: Russian Invasion or Liberation? (0)
• 10: Why Do Local Governments Award Business Tax Incentives? (0)
• 06: From Second Life to the Metaverse to the Estonia E-Residency: Public Administration in the Virtual Realm (0)
• 06: Billable Hours in the Federal Government—A Novel Concept! (1)
• 06: How Much Do I Care? (0)
• 06: Solidarity in Fractured Times (0)
• 04: Evictions and Shattered Dreams by Public Servants: Is it an Oxymoron? (0)
• 04: The Ticking Time Bomb in Public Sector Pension Plans—And What Can Be Done To Solve the Problem (0)
• 04: Revolutionizing the Resolution of Sexual Harassment Claims at the Federal Level (0)
• 04: Education, Equity and the Coronavirus Pandemic (0)

February 2022

• 27: Public Service Motivation: A Two-Sided Coin (0)
• 27: The Big Idea (0)
• 27: The “Hurrying Influence”: Revisiting the Electoral College (1)
• 27: Public Administrators: Cross-Skilling as a Strategy to Enhance Professional Development Access and Staffing in the Sector (0)
• 25: One Person Can Make a Difference (0)
• 24: Toxic Gerrymandering: It Did Not Start With the 2020 Census (0)
• 24: Man’s Search for Meaning (0)
• 21: Should Nonprofits Consider Business Ideas to Sustain Their Resources? (0)
• 20: Understanding Community and Social Equity in Emergency Management (0)
• 20: Public Administration in Rural America (0)
• 20: Ushering Reforms in Civil Services Capacity Building in India Through Mission Karmayogi (0)
• 20: A Moral Reawakening: Understanding Landscape as Text (1)
• 17: Public Administration in “Post-Democracy” America: Part 2—Knowing Good from Evil (1)
• 17: Make Moving Fun: Reducing Nonfinancial Barriers to Homeownership (0)
• 17: Searching for the Common Good (1)
• 14: An Approach to Reparations for Black Americans (0)
• 14: Democracy, Change and Montesquieu: A Way Forward for Public Administration (0)
• 14: Strategic Testing: The Importance of Ongoing Biosurveillance to the Future of Health Security (0)
• 11: Envisioning a Cohesive Health Care System (2)
• 11: First, Do No Harm (0)
• 11: Comprehensive vs. Incremental Responses: The Debate Intensifies with the Pandemic—Part II (0)
• 10: Thou Shalt Not Prosecute Crime (Part II): Alternatives to District Attorney Prosecutions (0)
• 06: Inflation, Unemployment and Omicron (0)
• 06: Using Good User Experience to Rebuild Citizens’ Trust in the Federal Government (0)
• 06: The Overlooked Leadership Skill of Asking Questions (0)
• 06: Inciting Violence: Is It Right? (0)
• 03: Public Administration and Jokes: We Need to Vent (0)
• 03: Public Health—Stealth Health: Part One (0)
• 03: The Great Resignation and the Public Service—A New Leadership Landscape (0)
• 03: A Novel Approach to Building Culturally Responsive Political and Civic Leaders in Virginia (0)
• 03: The Supreme Court—Is Reform Possible? (0)

January 2022

• 31: Student-Athlete or Athlete-Student? (0)
• 31: “The Man in the Arena”: Reality vs. Myth (1)
• 31: Rule 22 Is a Catch 22: Understanding the Senate Cloture Rule (2)
• 28: Financial Resilience: The Principles Cities Are Using To Prepare for Climate Change and Cyberterrorism Can Help Them Manage Financial Uncertainty (0)
• 28: Tattoos on the Heart (1)
• 28: Public Perceptions of the Future of Education (0)
• 28: Gerrymandering: The Battle Lines Are Certainly Drawn (0)
• 24: Should Nonprofits Adapt to the E-Leadership Model? (1)
• 24: Assessing the Healthcare Infrastructure in Rural India During the COVID Pandemic (0)
• 24: Culture and Social Equity in Emergency Management (0)
• 24: Teaching Kindness (2)
• 20: The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act: Local Government’s Shot at Broadband (0)
• 19: FEMA Strategic Plan 2022-2026: What It Means for Public Administration (0)
• 19: The Politicization of Administrative Concepts (1)
• 19: Public Administration in “Post-Democracy” America: Part 1 – Implications of the Collapse of Consent (0)
• 19: It Takes an Ecosystem for Government Innovation (0)
• 12: Guardians of Public Safety Include Civil and Civic Leaders (0)
• 12: Comprehensive vs. Incremental Responses: The Debate Intensifies with the Pandemic. Part I (0)
• 12: Using Machine Learning and Twitter Data to Evaluate the Public Opinion of Environmental Policy (0)
• 11: Thou Shalt Not Prosecute Crime: The Role of an Elected District Attorney (3)
• 11: Keeping Up with the Times: Rethinking Local Government Revenues (0)
• 09: Tending to the Commons (0)
• 09: The Politicizing of COVID-19: A Public Sector Response (0)
• 09: Looking in the Rearview Mirror (0)
• 06: Police-Run Youth Mentoring Programs in Marginalized Communities (0)
• 05: Refugee Camps Management: Why Should Public Administration Act? (0)
• 04: Public Administration and the New Normal: One More Guess (0)
• 04: It’s Part of the Job: Part II (1)
• 04: Cultivating Fine Whines: Listening to the Team (0)

December 2021

• 19: A Pragmatic Approach to Climate Change: Part 4—Invest in Rebuilding the Electricity Infrastructure (0)
• 19: Social Equity Drivers for Emergency Management (0)
• 18: School Boards Matter (1)
• 18: A Water User’s Guide, Part 6: Water and Climate Change (0)
• 16: Federalism, Policymaking and the United States-Mexican Border (0)
• 16: Whither Strategic Planning in Public Administration? Part 2—Pathways Forward (0)
• 16: Emergency Management and the Role of Nonprofit Organizations in the Time of Natural Disasters (0)
• 14: Preventing Shoplifting Without Police: Lessons Learned from Drug Dealers (1)
• 12: Renewal of Public Interest in Renewable Energy (0)
• 12: Affirming the Asian Community: Building Bridges/Making Connections (0)
• 12: Every United States Federal Government Employee as a Product Manager? (0)
• 09: Paving Pathways for Future Policy Leaders (0)
• 08: From Burgers to Bureaucrats: Putting Public Servants First (1)
• 08: Being a Good Steward During the Holiday Season (0)
• 05: Managing the Known-Unknowns: A Review on Public Service’s Responses to Emergencies, Crises and Environmental Threats (0)
• 05: COVID-19 Programs for the Middle Class; The Quandary for Public Administration (0)
• 05: Political Landscapes Are Changing (0)
• 04: COVID-19, Public Health and the Use of Sanctions and Incentives (0)
• 04: U.S. Citizenship & Voting 101 (0)
• 02: The Practitioner’s Doctorate and Advancing Public Service (2)
• 02: Revisiting Parent Perceptions of Child Vaccinations (0)

November 2021

• 30: Rebuilding the Federal Government Through Better Training (0)
• 30: Beware—Public Administrators Can Go Hangry (0)
• 28: The Pandemic, Temporality and Complexity in Public Policy (0)
• 28: COP-26: How Can India Negotiate a Truce Between Climate Change and Development? (0)
• 27: A Glimpse Into the Philanthropy Giving Season in the United States (0)
• 27: The Virtue of Integrity in Public Administration (0)
• 21: Public Administration: The Software of Democracy (0)
• 21: The More Things Change… (0)
• 21: Water, a User’s Guide—Part 5: Policymakers (0)
• 21: Whither Strategic Planning in Public Administration? Part 1—A Brief Look at History and Current Practice (0)
• 19: Engendering the Public’s Trust in Local Government (0)
• 18: Government Finance in Perspective: A Misuse of Financial Analysis (0)
• 17: Developing the Brain Metaphor to Create a Learning Organization (0)
• 17: Better than Nothing isn’t Good Enough: Integrating Improved Biosurveillance Technology with Scenario-Based Planning for Public Health Emergencies (0)
• 16: Tolerating Rising Crime: Is Cooperate & Comply the New Norm? (0)
• 14: ASPA Pandemic Task Force Presents Exploring COVID-19 Inequities Among Black and Latinx Populations in the United States: CRT Perspectives (0)
• 14: Reimagining Public Administration Education Post COVID-19: Part I (2)
• 13: Thriving Rural Communities: Big Data Insights & Stories to Tell (0)
• 13: Engaging the Community in Priority Setting (0)
• 11: It’s Part of the Job (0)
• 10: Lean American Rescue Plan ACT (ARPA) (0)
• 09: Introducing Performance Appraisals in the Public Sector (0)
• 08: When Everything is Your—Right!?! (0)
• 07: Metaphors and Public Administration Ethics (1)
• 07: Effective Collaboration and the Familiar Stranger (2)
• 07: COVID Recovery: A Deeper Look (0)
• 06: National Cemeteries, National Treasures (0)
• 04: Following the Science and Its Discontents (0)
• 03: Public Administration: How it All Started in Egypt, China and Rome (1)
• 03: Public Perceptions of Increased Funding for HBCUs (0)
• 02: The Human Side of the New Normal (0)
• 01: What Do the Pandemic and School Integration Have in Common? (0)
• 01: Explaining Volunteer Behaviors Through Gender (0)

October 2021

• 31: Ethical Presence: Lessons From Managing Executive Presence (1)
• 30: From Satanism to Spending: School Board Controversy in America (2)
• 28: Be Careful What You Wish For: Why Gun Rights Advocates Should Be Rooting for Roe v. Wade (1)
• 27: India and Sustainable Development Goal 13: Battling Climate Change During the Pandemic (0)