| Burnout in Ghanaian hospitals: Phase model findings in Sub-Saharan Africa. |
2010 |
716 |
This replication shows the expected covariation of the phases of burnout with a set of 5 marker variables. As the phases progress I ---> VIII, so do decreases or deficits occur on all the marker variables. All covariants far surpass usually-accepted ... |
| Continuity Amid Discontinuity? George W. Bush, Federal Employment Discrimination, and “Big Government Conservatism” |
2010 |
1627 |
One of the major substantive components of “big government conservatism” was a decided predisposition against public employee unions, toward privileging managerial discretion, and yet still maintaining equal opportunity in the workplace. However, cou... |
| Diversity and Citizen Participation: The Effect of Race on Juror Decision Making |
2008 |
1021 |
Juries rarely receive attention in public administration despite the explicitly “public” nature of their function and the determinative nature of their decision-making. Applying the theoretical construct of public participation to jury decision makin... |
| Evaluating Performance in State Judicial Institutions: Trust and Confidence in the Georgia Judiciary |
2006 |
2162 |
Abstract unavailable |
| Extreme Outsourcing in Local Government: At the Top and All but the Top |
2009 |
3560 |
The prevailing paradigm of outsourcing in local government assumes high-level professional
administrators make systematic assessments of program areas to determine
whether a selected number could be delivered for a reduced cost and at a higher qual... |
| Ledbetter v. Goodyear: Circumscribing Title Vll’s Discrimination Protections |
2011 |
1458 |
In Ledbetter v. Goodyear (2007) the U.S. Supreme Court was asked to clarify Title VII’s rules related to the timeliness of pay discrimination claims. The Court’s decision formalized the legal difference between discrete instances of discrimination an... |
| The Legal and Managerial Challenge of Obesity as a Disability: Evidence from the Federal Courts |
2007 |
2097 |
The Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibit discrimination
against applicants and employees with disabilities. Following the elements of a prima
facie claim of discrimination, this legal brief explores the conditions und... |
| Measuring Customer Service: Georgia’s Local Government Mystery Shopper Program |
2003 |
5096 |
Abstract unavailable |
| The Moon is Down. [book review] |
2007 |
19482 |
Book review |
| A New Era of Protection Against Disability Discrimination? The ADA Amendments Act of 2008 and “Regarded As” Disabled |
2008 |
2273 |
Several U.S. Supreme Court rulings have substantially narrowed the coverage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) since its passage in 1990. Congress amended the ADA in 2008 to restore the original congressional intent of providing broad cover... |
| Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1: Dubious Prospects for Diversity as a Compelling Governmental Interest |
2008 |
1775 |
The Supreme Court applied strict scrutiny to diversification plans for public high school
enrollment in Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1
(2007). Unlike the diversity plan upheld in Grutter v. Bollinger (2003), ... |
| Race and the Georgia court: Implications of the Georgia public trust and confidence survey for Batson v. Kentucky and its progeny |
2003 |
697 |
No Abstract Available |
| Representative Bureaucracy: Assessing the Evidence on Active Representation |
2011 |
11573 |
The theory of representative bureaucracy suggests that a public workforce representative of the people in terms of race, ethnicity, and sex will help ensure that the interests of all groups are considered in bureaucratic decision-making processes. Th... |
| Representative Bureaucracy: Exploring the Potential for Active Representation in Local Government |
2008 |
6366 |
The theory of representative bureaucracy suggests that a demographically diverse public sector workforce (passive representation) will lead to policy outcomes that reflect the interests of all groups represented, including historically disadvantaged ... |
| Toward a Cost-Effectiveness Assessment of State Ethics Commissions |
2007 |
1275 |
This article provides an exploratory analysis of the outputs of state government
ethics enforcement. Despite the burgeoning interest in the ethical dimensions of
public administration among researchers and practitioners alike, there have been few
... |