Use of force is a necessary law enforcement tool when applied judiciously. As news headlines increasingly publicize homicides involving police, critics of “excessive use of force” have become more ...
What does government look like? For many people, the answer might be a public meeting, a ballot box, a government office or a police car. But it might also be a trail that is maintained; a bridge that ...
An after-school nonprofit can sell tutoring subscriptions. A food bank can operate a cafe. A workforce nonprofit can charge employers for job placements. These activities may generate flexible revenue ...
In March 2014, I published a GovLoop article proposing “PolicyOps,” an adaptation of DevOps practices for public policy. As DevOps reshaped how IT teams built and operated software, I asked whether ...
While this work is only reflective of the initial accounts that were published in news media, the authors are working on a more comprehensive analysis of the disaster to better understand the ...
We recently celebrated the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. While the Declaration is not recognized as an official governing document, it nonetheless contains the remarkable ...
Author: Michael R. Ford is an associate professor of public administration at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, where he teaches graduate courses in budgeting and research methods. He frequently ...
The year of 1968 was an important one for public administration, thanks in large part to Dwight Waldo. That fall, Waldo joined Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs as ...
Public policy and public administration topics are among the most entertaining and intellectually stimulating plot points on television. Watching television is a passive pastime, but it can also serve ...
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