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Volume 24 issue 6 now out, with articles by Xiaoli Lu, Weijie Wang, Rowie Huijbregts, @GeorgeBert, Jan Boon, Yifan Chen, @jmstritch1, Nicole Darnall, Lily Hsueh, Daniel Albalate, (((Germà Bel))) XY CIS + Gen-Tap and Eoin Reeves (3/7 open access!) tandfonline.com/toc/rpxm20/24/…

It’s my privilege to be a member of this great team! So happy to see it out. It’s our shot at addressing the confusions caused by multiple levels of analysis in networks. It’s freely available for two weeks!

Congratulations to @TaekKyuKim1 on being named a recipient of the Emerging Scholar Award by NASPAA!

Truman school doctoral student Taek Kyu Kim received Staats Emerging Scholar Award at NASPAA conference and then gave a great presentation on his research on how performance signals affect governments’ co-production.Congratulations Taek Kyu! Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs @TaekKyuKim1 #NASPAA2022

Very happy to see our new article online by PAR! Xu and I used a diff-in- diff approach to investigate if granting managerial autonomy in exchange for accountability can mitigate gaming behaviors such as effort substitution and cream skimming. Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs

Truman School doctoral student Hang Qi Hang Qi received the Comparative Policy Analysis Award at #APPAM2022 Congratulations Hang! We are proud of you! Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs Thanks Brian Kisida for these glamorous photos!

In this article, I investigated how school administrators responded to a performance regime that heavily emphasized growth performance measures. Notably, achievement gaps between more disadvantaged students and their more advantaged counterparts did not increase. Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs

I made a 2-minute video to introduce the article co-authored with Xu on how autonomy in exchange for accountability affects gaming behaviors under performance pressure.

I am proud of you, Taek Kyu!

Congratulations Intae!

APPAM Intriguing session at #2023APPAM! Shyam Raman (Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy), Weijie Wang (Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs), Dr. Kess L Ballentine (Wayne State Social Work), and Ben Harrell 🌐 (Trinity University) discuss strategies for getting published and how to get your work reviewed by editors or other academics in your field! 📚

You are invited! Lu Lecture calendar.missouri.edu/event/lu_lectu… is a lecture series that honors my parents and is dedicated to a scholar-practitioner dialogue on important issues of today. Thanks Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs for organizing this each year. Look forward to Chris Goodman's dialogue.

What a nice surprise! Honored to be a part of this team.

The Truman School (Mizzou Truman School of Gov't & Public Affairs ) is hiring a Korea Foundation Endowed Professor (open-rank)! Scholars with research interests focused on Korean politics -- particularly comparative politics -- are encouraged to apply. Please help us spread the word. Happy to answer questions

Explore how decentralization impacts local governance in China! Our latest study uncovers how information asymmetry influences local governments' behaviors during a decentralization reform. Our series reseach about Chinese performance management. Governance Journal Weijie Wang

Congratulations Weijie! His paper with Bill Resch, Yongjin Ahn, and Eli Keunuong Lee titled “Assessing the Effects of Government Shutdowns on the Inflow and Outflow Dynamics of the United States Federal Workforce,” awarded the 2024 Herbert Kaufman Best Paper Award from #APSA2024

Great to present my work with Weijie Wang on how NYC school expenditures change in response to performance signals at #2024APPAM School of Public Affairs

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