There are characteristic--though not universal--differences between business and governmental organizations in how accountability is conceptualized, constructed, and enforced.
The role of our panel is to talk about how economic and budget analysis informs policymaking. I will focus on the role of the Congressional Budget Office.
A growing body of scholarship investigates the extent to which national partisan polarization filters down to the local level.
The author is a professor at both the Harvard Kennedy School, and Harvard Business School, “where instead of covering traditional businesslike subjects such as finance and accounting, I teach happines
Prior research has found that reporting of crime incidents and service needs remain low in many U.S. cities.
A new mayor's transition period is widely regarded as important to their overall success, yet mayoral transitions have received little research attention.
Over the last decades, scholars and practitioners have focused their attention on the use of data for improving public action, with a renewed interest in the emergence of big data and artificial intel
Over the last decades, scholars and practitioners have focused their attention on the use of data for improving public action, with a renewed interest in the emergence of big data and artificial intel
When public, private, and nonprofit organizations work together to solve complex social problems, questions emerge regarding how their collaborative performance can be managed.
When public, private, and nonprofit organizations work together to solve complex social problems, questions emerge regarding how their collaborative performance can be managed.
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