Resh: New Book on the Executive Branch
Bill Resh describes his forthcoming book about the relationship between career service civil service members and presidential appointees in the executive branch.
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Bill Resh on the Expense of Teaching
Resh explains how teachers’ out-of-pocket spending effects teacher morale, autonomy, and control of resources.
William Resh presents at IRSPM 2015
William Resh presents new research on the question of how persistent are altruistic work behaviors in face of negative feedback? IN THE FACE OF FAILURE: THE PERSISTENCE OF PRO-SOCIAL MOTIVATIONS UNDER CONDITIONS OF NEGATIVE FEEDBACK IRSPM (International Research Society For Public Management) Conference 2015 Shaping the Future – Re-Invention or Revolution? University of Birmingham, 30 March – 1 April 2015 …
William G. Resh
William G. Resh Professor Sol Price School of Public Policy Ralph and Goldy Lewis Hall, 201D Los Angeles, CA 90089 wresh@usc.edu Curriculum Vitae Expertise Public Management, US presidency and executive politics, policy implementation, organization theory, personnel policy, organizational behavior Bio Resh earned his doctoral degree at the American University’s School of Public Affairs in 2011.…
William Resh: New article in Review of Policy Research
William Resh’s new article, “Does the Network Centrality of Government Actors Matter? Examining the Role of Government Organizations in Aquaculture Partnerships,” published in Review of Policy Research.
William Resh: New article in Presidential Studies Quarterly
William Resh’s new article, “Appointee–Careerist Relations in the Presidential Transition of 2008‐2009,” published in Presidential Studies Quarterly.
William Resh wins this #TBT
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A Fresh Start for Mayoral Governance in San Diego
by Caroline Stevens On August 23, 2013 San Diego’s 35th Mayor, Bob Filner, resigned after 2 months of heated controversy and numerous allegations of sexual harassment. Six months and $4.7 million dollars later (the estimated cost of the special election), San Diegan’s will finally have a chance to elect their new mayor and to deliver a…
Ange-Marie Alfaro
Dean’s Professor of Gender Studies Professor of Political Science and Gender Studies Ph.D. in Political Science University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ahancock@usc.edu Curriculum Vitae Expertise American Politics, Political Theory, Public Policy Race/Ethnic Politics, Gender Politics, Intersectionality Bio Ange-Marie Hancock Alfaro is Professor and Chair of Gender Studies at the University of Southern California and…
drinking, still I thirst: the impact of bottled water
by Casey Fischl
Bottled water consumption has steadily increased over the last few decades, reaching an all-time high in 2017 with 13.7 billion gallons of bottled water purchased in the United States. The consumption of bottled water has surpassed all other products in the beverage industry, including soda and beer.