PODCAST: Merit- and Skills-Based Hiring and What's Next For Government Workforce Management with Fellow Steve Krauss and Gabe Menchaca of the Niskanen Center Season 2 · Ep 41
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May 31 – June 2, 2017 School of Public Administration l University of Nebraska at Omaha Addressing the Complexity of Social Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Public Administration: Identifying Issues, Crafting Innova…
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Summary of April 26, 2017 EOM Panel Meeting Introduction Media reports on the various reform announcements focused on potential staffing and budget reductions, but OMB staff noted upfront that their observation from the …
https://napawash.org/news/president-trumps-government-reform-initiatives
Introduction There is political consensus around the need to renew and rebuild America’s infrastructure, and President Trump has identified this as an Administration goal. But America lacks both the funding and the gove…
https://napawash.org/news/transforming-infrastructure-investment-for-americas-21st-century-economy
On April 12, 2017 I attended an interesting breakfast discussion on infrastructure policy with the Wall Street Journal’s Washington Executive Editor Gerald F. Seib, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Bill Clinton’s first Chief …
https://napawash.org/news/everybody-wants-an-infrastructure-upgrade-how-can-it-happen
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Public Administration (the Academy) today announced that Teresa (Terry) W. Gerton, a retired Army veteran who has served at the U.S. Department of Defense and the U.S. Department …
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Dear Fellows and Friends of the Academy, As we approach the end of 2016, we hope you will have found your association with the National Academy of Public Administration to be one of value. The Academy has been a preemin…
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Transforming the retained organization is a critical factor in the successful transition to a shared services paradigm, concluded a panel of federal executives brought together by the National Academy of Public Administr…
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The National Academy of Public Administration, the National Governors Association, and American University School of Public Affairs are hosting Governor Jack Markell (D-DE), former Governor George Allen (R-VA), and forme…
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Introduction On the surface, there appears to be a great deal of attention to ethics by government administrators. Ethics laws are fairly universal at all levels of government, and presumably there are orientations and …
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Summary During the 1970s the planning and foresight community worked very hard to incorporate the long view – foresight perspective and practices – into governmental functions when and wherever we could especially in th…
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Introduction How can a new President assess the risks, challenges, and opportunities of his or her agenda – and more importantly, what actions can be taken now to improve the chances of success or avoid failure? How ca…
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Introduction Governing the United States of America does not pause during presidential transitions. Pressing matters – such as the financial crisis, two wars and threats of terrorism during the Bush-Obama transition in …
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