PODCAST: Executive Power and Civil Service Reform with Adam White and Clark Kelso Season 2 · Ep 38
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The United States faces serious current and long-term fiscal challenges at every level of government. The long-term Federal deficit continues to increase, while states and locals, which had just recovered from the 2008 f…
https://napawash.org/news/virtual-roundtable-on-fiscal-health
By the Election 2020 Academy Working Group including fellows, Scott Fosler, Gerry Galloway, Anthony Griffin, Felicia Marcus, and Mark Pisano. Enhancing Water Delivery Systems and Waste Water Systems in the United Sta…
https://napawash.org/news/election-2020-create-modern-water-systems-for-safe-and-sustainable-use
Across the nation, America needs resilient communities with the capacity to respond to, withstand, and recover from adverse situations. Extreme weather conditions and natural disasters, economic dislocations, unaffordabl…
https://napawash.org/news/virtual-roundtable-on-building-resilient-communities
By Patrick Lucas and Janine O'Flynn of the Australia and New Zealnd School of Government and the University of Melbourne Overview The Synopsis: What is the objective? Aotearoa-New Zealand walks between two cultural w…
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The Hon. James E. Baker is a professor at the College of Law with a courtesy appointment in the Maxwell School. Also serving as Director of the Institute for Security Policy and Law, Judge Baker teaches classes on nation…
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Data literacy and aculture of evidence can lead to creative problem solving and innovation By Academy Fellow Judith Douglas ('14) In previous articles, we focused on how enabling the right environment and recognizing t…
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By an Election 2020 Academy Working Group including fellows: Michael Brintnall, Joyce Barr, Patria de Lancer Julnes, Larry Cooley, Marcelo Giugale, Chris Mihm, Steve Redburn, and Robert Taub. The United States in an …
https://napawash.org/news/election-2020-advance-national-interests-in-a-changing-global-context
By an Election 2020 Academy Working Group including fellows: Ellen Glover, William Greg Burel, Amy Donahue, Kay Goss, Stephen A. Hamill, and Pat Martel Developing and Empowering a National Resilience Agenda in 2021 …
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Effective problem solving usually requires federal, state, and local governments to work successfully together, and often with the private and nonprofit sectors. Fragmented and fractious inter-governmental arrangements—c…
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Statement from National Academy of Public Administration President and CEO Terry Gerton on Social Equity Social equity is often named as the fourth pillar of public administration, along with economy, efficiency,…
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By the Election 2020 Academy Working Group including fellows, Nick Hart, Nancy Potok, Xavier Briggs, Susan Dudley, Sally Katzen, Randy Lyon, Shelley Metzenbaum, Sean O'Keefe, Robert Shea, Kathy Stack., and Danny Werfel. …
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Social equity—a key pillar of public administration alongside economy, efficiency, and effectiveness—addresses fairness, justice, and equity within a variety of public contexts. Although the United States has made signif…
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