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State resilience and recovery: Strategies to reduce inequality and promote prosperity by creating better places

October 15, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

This is a repost from the Brookings Institute, written by John D. Ratliff. Read the original article here. Download the full report here. Federal, state, and local policies profoundly affect

Equitable Climate Adaptation Requires Accounting for Disparities in Exposure and Resources

October 8, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

This is a repost from the Urban Institute’s blog page, Urban Wire, written by Eric Burnstein and Amy Rogin. View the original piece here. Earlier this month, 16 years after

Broken Trust in our Democracy: What We Can and Must Do About It

October 4, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

The piece was written by Carolyn Lukensmeyer, the Founding Executive Director of the National Institute for Civil Discourse and a NAPA Fellow. A woman asked Benjamin Franklin as he exited

State of Emergency Management: What Needs to Change for Better Preparedness and Response

September 20, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

This piece was written by Brock Long and Steve Hagerty for Homeland Security Today. Access the original article here. The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was created nearly

Criminal Justice in the US: A Three-tiered System of Governance

September 6, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

Marilyn Rubin is a Distinguished Research Fellow at the Newark School of Public Affairs and Administration at Rutgers University as well as an Academy Fellow. Michael Walker is a Professor

Nursing Homes and COVID-19: One State’s Experience

August 30, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

Beverly Cigler is a Distinguished Professor Emerita of Public Policy and Administration at the Pennsylvania State University and an Academy Fellow. This blog post an excerpt of an article used

Are State Tax Cuts a Sign of Federal Aid Excess or Success?

August 23, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

This article was originally published on the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center and can be accessed here. In March 2020, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed a $11.8 billion budget that was $500 million

Fighting COVID-19 in the United States with Federalism and Other Constitutional and Statutory Authority

August 16, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

This article is an excerpt from a piece originally published on Publius. The full version can be accessed here. Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic challenges a workable American federalism. The Tenth

Policy makers: Don’t forget Implementation and Experimentation

August 6, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

This article was originally published in Academia and can be found here. Every few days or so the national press in the US is likely to compare political solutions to

Advice to Leaders on Strengthening Civic Culture & Trust in Government

August 2, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

This summer, the National Academy of Public Administration and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences held four panel sessions on Public Governance and Civic Engagement. Based on our panel

The Growing Threat to Trust in Local Government

July 26, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

This blog post was originally published on Governing.com. Access the article here. One of the hidden casualties of the pandemic is that trust in local government, long the strong foundation

The Intersector: How the Public, Nonprofit, and Private Sectors Can Address America’s Challenges

July 5, 2021 NAPA Editor 0

Below is an excerpt from the recently published book, The Intersector: How the Public, Nonprofit, and Private Sectors Can Address America’s Challenges edited by Daniel P. Gitterman and Neil Britto.