clay wescott

Looking for public management innovations to improve accountability and trust in developing countries.

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This book seems as important today as when published 5 years ago. Please enjoy my book review just out in https://t.co/yc9ppm5BTX and let me know what you think.

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Pinzón also served as ambassador of Colombia to the United States from 2015 to 2017. You are welcome to attend in person or remotely, even if you are not presenting a paper. #IPMN2022 To register and attend, visit https://t.co/XlP1REfspF

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IPMN's 26th annual conference is less than one month away. I am pleased that our keynote speaker will be Juan Carlos Pinzón, a senior advisor at Albright Stonebridge Group, president of ProBogotá, and chair of Virtus Global. https://t.co/eOVWYDYj80

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Send your accepted papers in by August 8, 2022. Please let me know if you are running late. https://t.co/Q1impnU8wx

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See the IPMN Call for Papers due April 29, 2022. We will offer state-of-the-art conferencing technology at Thunderbird linking face-to-face and online participants for those unable to travel to Phoenix. https://t.co/SLrVpUWtrU

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New book chapter looks at Asian Development Bank support for improving the performance of governments in the region, ensuring they make the best use of financial and human resources to achieve intended results. @ResearchGate: https://t.co/Ktx29Rjj6C

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@paulkrugman Because of supply chain issues and labor shortages, it’s hard to build new housing now. Thus demand outpaces supply and prices go up.

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Please send submissions via email to Clay Westcott ([email protected]). Draft papers or paper proposals are welcome.

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Call for papers: Practitioner's Corner, Governance @Gov_Journal

Governance https://t.co/6rVlxcfCz2 is an international journal devoted to the comparative study of executive politics, public policy, administration, and the organization of the state.

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We invite submissions that identify a specific policy or administrative challenge, show how a particular solution works in the real world, and recommend next steps to develop this approach in the future. Submissions should be between 3,000 and 5,000 words in length.

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Book review: China goes green: Coercive environmentalism for a troubled planet, Li, Yifei and Shapiro, Judith. https://t.co/i16f0gLEgj Democratic mechanisms of consultation are still our best chance to adopt sustainable environmental policies. @Gov_Journal

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Check out this amazing drone video of #Hwy1 washout at Rat Creek about 15 miles south of #BigSur. Our crews are on site securing it, assessing damage & starting clean-up/ repairs. Reminder: the road is OPEN from #Carmel thru town of Big Sur. @bigsurkate @BigSurCC @CHP_Coastal

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Sailors beware

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Calling all Harvard graduates: support young, diverse candidates for Harvard Overseer committed to pushing the university towards progressive ideals. https://t.co/A9MBJPB4s5

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via @NYTOpinion https://t.co/UwDNu3WLRa

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Estimates say 40-60% will be infected by COVID before it levels off. So we have a long way to go in USA.

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Use with caution, but some quick-and-dirty estimates of the share of each state's population ever infected with COVID.

These assume—per various expert studies/estimates—that about 1 in 11 infections were detected in March through mid-May but that's improved to about 1 in 3 now.