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🦴 With November coming to a close, we are thrilled to share some journal titles from our Anthropology, Archaeology, and Heritage Collection. This collection is meant to inspire and provide you with the latest research from 49 journals! This collection has over 383.2k+ pages of the latest high-impact research and is growing yearly. So go ahead and have a look 👀

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OUT NOW: Dive into Water International's latest Issue published by Taylor & Francis Group. This Issue features: 💧Smallholder irrigation in Zimbabwe: A call for local and collective institutions to support irrigation productivity. 💧Water governance debates: Insights on the "white water footprint" and its implications. 💧Global challenges: An analyses of U.S. water efficiency campaigns, Middle Eastern water accounting frameworks, and Ireland’s rural water conservation efforts. 💧And much more! Access the issue here: https://lnkd.in/dv4h3bBc #IWRApublications #IWRA #WaterInternational #watermanagement

Faculty Highlight & New Publication: Milena Neshkova A new article published in Public Management Review, titled Public Participation and Distributional Equity of Government Spending by Dr. Milena Neshkova & Dr. Can Chen. ABSTRACT This study investigates whether allowing the public a greater say in governance affects the allocation of government spending. The analysis uses Peterson’s (1981) classification of public programs into developmental, redistributive, and allocational to model budget trade-offs in allocating public resources. Data from 51 countries between 2006 and 2016 demonstrate that when governments are more open to citizen input, public budgets tend to increase their redistributive share compared to developmental or allocational shares. Our findings hold using different operationalizations of participation. The study expands our understanding of the role of citizen participation by demonstrating its equalizing effects on government expenditures. 📖 To read the full article, please visit this link to Taylor & Francis Research Insights Taylor & Francis Group: https://lnkd.in/ejKUdNsr Dr. Milena Neshkova is a Professor in the Department of Public Policy and Administration at the Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs at Florida International University. Her research focuses on public management, comparative and international public administration, public participation in government, and managing public money. Dr. Can Chen is an Associate Professor in the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at Georgia State University. His research interests include innovative infrastructure financing, fiscal transparency, disaster finance, and fighting corruption. #PAWSUP #FIU #FLORIDAINTERNATIONALUNIVERSITY #fowardthinking #innovative #UNSTOPPABLE #PUBLICATION  #PUBLICMANAGEMENTREVEW #PUBLICPOLICY #ASPA #PHD #FIUFACULTY  #FACULTY Taylor & Francis Group Taylor & Francis Research Insights Florida International University FIU Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs FIU Public Policy and Administration Shlomi Dinar FIU Maurice A. Ferré Institute for Civic Leadership Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA) ASPA South Florida Chapter

🌍 UK Disability History Month 2024: Fostering Accessible Workplaces 🌍 As we observe UK Disability History Month with the theme Disability, Livelihood, and Employment, we’re reminded of the importance of inclusive workplaces that empower everyone. Our latest blog dives into key steps for making workplaces accessible—from assistive technology to flexible work policies. Creating an accessible environment isn’t just good practice—it’s essential for building an equitable, thriving workplace where everyone can succeed. 👉 Read our blog on it here: http://spr.ly/6044shJGk #UKDisabilityHistoryMonth #Accessibility #Inclusion #Diversity #InclusiveWorkplaces #Employment

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