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Social Networking Choices and Environmental Advocacy Organizations: Implications for Global Social Justice

McNutt, John; Flanagan, Meredith (School of Public Policy and Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 2007-11)

This paper reports the results of a national study of social media by a group of large environmental advocacy organizations.A model for technology use was offered and tested.
2008 issue

School of Public Policy and Administration (2008)
Transnational Nonprofit Advocacy Organizations and the Social Networking Technology Revolution: Patterns of Adoption across Organizational Fields

McNutt, John; Flanagan, Meredith (School of Public Policy and Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 2008-07-05)

This paper reports a study of social media usage by transnational organizations. The study examines the degree of social media penetration in organizational fields
2010 issue

School of Public Policy and Administration (2010)
Local Policy Responses to Urban Air Pollution and Ecosystem Stress

Sarzynski, Andrea (School of Public Policy and Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 2010-10)

Urbanization is proceeding rapidly across the globe. During the 20th century, the urban population grew from approximately 200 million to 2.9 billion worldwide [1]. By 2030, the United Nations predicts cities will be ...
2011 issue

School of Public Policy and Administration (2011)
2012 issue

School of Public Policy and Administration (2012)
2013 issue

School of Public Policy and Administration (2013)
2014 issue

School of Public Policy and Administration (2014)
Examining Intersections between Open Government and Nonprofit Advocacy: Theoretical and Empirical Perspectives about an Emerging Relationship

McNutt, John; Justice, Jonathan; Carter, David (The International Research Society for Public Management, 2014-04-09)

The creation of open and transparent government has long been a goal of reformers, students of democratic institutions and progressives of all stripes. The argument is that a transparent government is more stable, better ...
Exploring the characteristics and activities of American Transition initiatives

Sarzynski, Andrea; Barnes, Phillip (None, 2015-12-12)

Observers have raised concern over the diversity of the communities participating the Transition Movement (Alloun & Alexander, 2014; Chatterton & Cutler, 2008; Seyfang, 2009). To investigate, the following material examines ...
Predicting Civic Hackathons in Local Communities: Perspectives from Social Capital and Creative Class Theory

McNutt, John G.; Justice, Jonathan B. (Presented at the ISTR Conference, Stockholm, 2016-09-04)

The growth of technology-led voluntary efforts has blossomed in the past decades. While some of these are online, others are face to face. Hackathons are a part of the latter group. Volunteers come to work on community ...
2018 Seoul Case Study Experience

Young, Eileen (Biden School of Public Policy and Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 2019)
Rising to Meet the Central Challenge of Our Time by

Biden, Joseph R., Jr. (Biden School of Public Policy and Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 2019)
Beyond Keifer Sutherland’s Designated Survivor, Recovering Washington, D.C.: An Examination of the District of Columbia’s Recovery Plan

Cox, Zachary (Biden School of Public Policy and Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 2020)

The popular imagination, as exhibited by the television show Designated Survivor, constructs disaster recovery as a process performed by omnipotent government agents who guide action in ways that are comprehensive, fair, ...
What is the ‘Energy Efficiency Gap’? Analyzing market failures to energy efficiency

Raghoo, Pravesh (Biden School of Public Policy and Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 2020)

Energy efficiency is key to establishing a sustainable and clean environment for present and future generations. Without initiatives to develop energy efficiency, there are doubts that the path towards greater sustainability ...
Consequences and dangers of gerrymandering: An ongoing threat to voter equality and fairness

Schenk, Ellen (University of Delaware’s Biden School of Public Policy and Administration, Newark, DE, 2020)

Despite the many movements and organizations dedicated to fighting against gerrymandering, gerrymandering and its various forms remain a current issue in elections. While gerrymandering has been an issue consistently brought ...
Social Networking and Constituent Relationships at the State Level: Connecting Government to Citizens in a Time of Crisis

McNutt, John (School of Public Policy and Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, )

This paper reports the results of a study of the use of social networking technologies by Members of the Delaware State Legislature. The findings suggests that many lawmakers did not use this technology in 2010 but a small ...

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