Popular Government
Popular Government back issue: Vol. 70, No. 1, Fall 2004
See links to online articles from this issue below.
Publications
In 2001, President George W. Bush promised "bold steps to rally America's armies of compassion." He then launched a faith-based initiative in social services. A School of Government faculty member specializing in social welfare law and policy examines that initiative.
Has your nonprofit become more accountable to one person than to the community that it was created to serve? Learn about the characteristics of a "person-centered" orientation and the steps your organization might take to change direction.The link below will take you to part two of this article, which is only available online.
Has your nonprofit become more accountable to one person than to the community that it was created to serve? Learn about the characteristics of a "person-centered" orientation and the steps your organization might take to change direction.The link below will take you to part two of this article, which is only available online.
The key to the success of a construction project may be the method by which it is organized and managed. An MPA student sought the opinions of construction industry experts on which of four common methods best meets typical goals.
How do North Carolina municipalities distribute responsibility for human resource management? A survey of medium-sized cities produced some interesting findings about which functions are typically decentralized, which typically centralized, and which typically shared.
This issue of N.C. Journal contains three articles:
- Great Things Grow in Greene County
- Consortium Receives Grant to Study Best Practices in Civic Education
- School Publishes New Legal Guide on Pregnant Students
This issue of At the School contains two articles:
- School Dedicates Knapp-Sanders Building
- Weidemaier and Upshaw Join School Faculty