Below, find a list by last name and by paper title of some of the papers given at the 2017 Annual Conference. Contact information for those authors interested in providing it is contained within the paper. Click on the links to access those documents.

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Note: not all authors chose to provide us with their papers. If you are interested in a paper or presentation from a particular presenter and do not see it below, it is because they have chosen not to send it to us. Papers on this page are as provided to us by presenters. If you have questions or concerns about any of the links included on this page, please contact the author responsible for the paper/presentation.

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Papers/Presentations by Last Name

(as provided by the author)

• Tracy Arner
• Richard Beck
• Can Chen
• Chung-An Chen
• Stephanie Cordel
• Emily Franklin
• Terence Garrett
• Richard Ghere
• William Glasgall
• AJ Good
• Hai (David) Guo
• Merl Hackbart
• Alex Hathaway
• Leo Huberts
• Ernita Joaquin
• Chunmeng Lu
• Rebecca Lutte
• Thomas Morelli
• Michael Popejoy
• Mel Powell
• Jos Raadschelders
• Rachel Robinson
• Cindy Rodriguez
• Hindy Schacter
• Patricia Shields
• Suzanne Simon
• Denise Thompson
• James Thompson
• James Tsugawa
• Jack Underhill
• Aliya Yessimseitova

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Papers/Presentations by Paper Title

(as provided by the author)

• Building Capacity in Georgia: A Collaboration with State Government
• Applying Performance and Funding Trend Data: A Tool to Foster Dialogue Among Public Sector Leadership and Increase the Use of Performance Data
• Infrastructure Financing: A Guide for Local Government Managers
• Confucian Values in Public Organizations: Distinctive Effects of two Interpersonal Norms on Work Attitudes and Public Service Motivation
• Understanding the Relationship Between Empathy and Successful Collaboration
• State Revenue Forecasting Practices: Accuracy, Transparency, and Political Acceptance
• Where there’s a wall there’s a way: The end (?) of democratic discourse regarding immigration and border security policy
• The Ethical Terrain of International Development NGOs: Five Leadership Dilemmas
• The Volcker Alliance’s Truth and Integrity in State Budgeting: The Southeastern States
• "Water You Doing?" Comparing the Intergovernmental Responses to the Gold King Mine and TVA Coal Ash Spills
• An Assessment of Southeastern State Fiscal Health
• Truth and Integrity in State Debt Issues and Management
• Fiscal Disclosure and Accountability
• Integrity of Governance
• Action Learning and Feedback in Community Service Learning Courses: What do we know, when do we know it, how do we act on it?
• The Political Feasibility Analysis of Deliberative Bureaucracy in Decision Making
• Sustainability in the Air: The Modernization of International Air Navigation
• Governance of the National Maritime Jurisdiction: An International Engagement Model for Coastal Developing States
• Big Data Predictive Analytics: How Smart Communities Become Healthy Communities Through Big Data Informed Public Policy Formulation and Implementation
• International Efforts to Combat Corruption
• Refugee Migration as a Wicked Problem: From Palliative Response to Governing Policy
• Facing the Future of Finance: Concepts, Case Studies and Challenges of Cryptocurrencies
• The Case of Seoul’s Regional Energy Policy and Nuclear Energy
• Civil Service, Tenure and Management Fashion: How Changes in Academic Fashion Affect Merit Reform
• Reimagining and Recovering a Bold and Nobel Profession: Jane Addams and the Story of Three Sandboxes
• Using the Living Shorelines Academy to Increase Resilience of Coastal Communities
• Is Disaster-Related Microinsurance a Viable Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy? Learning from Caribbean SIDS
• Effectuating Feedback From Organizational Surveys: The Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey
• The Merit System Principles: Guiding the Fair and Effective Management of the Federal Workforce
• The Unfinished Struggle for Social Justice in the United States: a Comparison with Other Advanced Countries
• Global Public Administration and International Collaboration for Better Public Service