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Call for Papers for 2013 Special Issue:
"The Health Care Crucible Post-Reform: Challenges For Public Administration"
Deadline: Proposals due February 1, 2012. More info

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Free content through Feb 1, 2012:
Virtual Issue: Nonprofit Organizations
With a Special Introduction by
Kirsten Grønbjerg, Indiana University, Bloomington

"This special collection of recently published articles from Public Administration Review (PAR) reflects the growing interest in understanding the complex roles that nonprofit organizations play in U.S. Society. This is no easy task because nonprofit organizations span the gamut of activities from hobby clubs and fraternal organizations to soup kitchens, hospitals and symphony orchestras; from land trusts and acrimonious advocacy organizations to international relief organizations and local congregations." More

Reflections on Vincent Ostrom, Public Administration, and Polycentricity
Michael D. McGinnis, Elinor Ostrom

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Current Special Issue: "The Future of Public Administration in 2020"
In this issue, we gaze into the future of public administration in 2020. Two certainties about public administration in 2020 emerge: traditional barriers will be dissolved; and public administration will survive in a global context. Both scholar and practitioner authors scrutinize demographic, budgeting and finance, globalization, and environmental trends. Full issue

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Next Special Issue, Available November 2011: “The Federalist Papers Revised for Twenty-First-Century Reality”

Thank You to Special Issue Sponsors AMERICAN UNIVERSITY and THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

“The University of Southern California School of Policy, Planning, and Development is pleased to be a sponsor of this special issue and extends a special thank you to Paul Light and Richard Stillman for their extraordinary work. For those of us dedicated to advancing democracy and good government in times inconceivable to our founding fathers, it is a critical endeavor to examine the relevance of the Federalist Papers to our contemporary global and complex society. It is our hope that the articles presented will inspire further discourse and deepen our field’s collective influence on the governance and policy challenges we face in our world.”

--- Jack H. Knott, Dean, University of Southern California School of Policy, Planning, and Development

“American University's School of Public Affairs is proud to sponsor this stellar special issue on the juxtapositions between Publius' expectations regarding the impact of the constitutional design on federal administration and our contemporary administrative realities. Implicit in this issue's contributions is what we can learn from the Federalist Papers and how we can put it to use in continually improving our public administration. Paul Light and Richard Stillman deserve the deep gratitude of the entire public administration community for conceiving of this issue and bringing it to fruition.”

--- David H. Rosenbloom, Distinguished Professor, American University School of Public Affairs