My last tweet was inaccurate. The JPART VI was organized by myself and @wwwehde. It has an article I wrote with Arnold Vedlitz and Jim Stoutenborough on trust in the DHS. My article with Wesley appears in a VI with Public Administration Review - tinyurl.com/y9mdep2b
JPART just published a virtual issue on COVID-19 edited by myself and Wesley Wehde. Some of our research on disaster warning is included as well. I believe all of these articles are free to read (through the calendar year). academic.oup.com/jpart/pages…
Our newest blog post discusses newspaper coverage of COVID-19 in Texas from January to the start of April. Find it at: oucovidagenda.com/
Today we present data on newspaper coverage of COVID-19 in Oklahoma at oucovidagenda.com. We welcome comments and requests for future posts.
You can see my recent agenda setting research into COVID-19 with weekly updates at oucovidahenda.com. We plan to roll out state-level data and some international comparison over time.
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Scott Robinson retweeted
Time flies! 10 years since @Robinson_OU reviewed the state of policy networks' studies. What has changed? #TBT bit.ly/2lRqJ59
If I wrote more white papers/reports, I would probably use this format. goo.gl/6q8Pc3
A nice timeline of the replication crisis in psychology (and a cautionary tale for public administration) goo.gl/lCMGBZ
An important look at race, place, and class: the relationship between resource inequality and segregation. bit.ly/1Ekj6bH
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Locked down. Since I am reviewing, not setting up, posters, I was denied access at 7:58. I have to wait until 8am. #apsa_pa #policestate
Life goes on despite #APSA2015 and #apsa_pa -- my editorial at the BAS on climate change testimony is up. goo.gl/7Ptwel
Not APSA related, but here is a great series of blog posts on logit models in R (how to, diagnostics, etc.) goo.gl/i0p3zD
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Enjoyed the public management workshop @ #APSA2015. A great opportunity for new scholars in the area -- look for it in future years.
From my day job: I just published in Climatic Science on climate change consensus in congressional testimony. goo.gl/TEwTnU
The blog post from the London School of Economics featuring my blog is live: blogs.lse.ac.uk/usappblog/20…
Check out my PA research blog for a new post on R and robust regression. (researchinpm.blogspot.com).
Check out my evidence-based public management (EBPM) blog for a discussion of EBPMS meaning and origin (ebpubman.blogspot.com).




