| (12pp) | C16-89-915.0 |
| Sequel (5pp) | C16-89-915.1 |
| Author: | Warrock, Anna/ Scott, Esther |
| Sponsor: | Leonard, Herman |
A California city councilwoman must decide whether to urge a legal investigation into the relationship between city officials and a major local developer. The relationship between politics and whistle-blowing is fraught with peril and ambiguity. More broadly, Judy Nadler, elected as an outsider, must decide on the nature of her long-term relationship with established local political leaders.
Curriculum Division: Politics, Advocacy and Leadership Topics: Leadership
Whistle-blowing
Urban Politics
Women and PoliticsArea of special interest: female protagonist/gender issues case
John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
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