INTERGOVERNMENTAL MANAGEMENT: TENSIONS AND TRENDS
Sponsored by the Section on
Intergovernmental Administration and Management
Field Room, Hyatt Regency Chicago, March
6
1:00-2:20 Teaching
and Research Panel
Richard
L. Cole, University of Texas at Arlington, and John Kincaid, Lafayette College,
“Is the Teaching of Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations Dead or Alive in
American Public Administration Programs?”
Bruce
J. Perlman, Sara Shoemate, and Nicholas Edwardson, University of New Mexico,
and Michael J. Scicchitano, University of Florida, “Taking the High Road: Local
Government Managers’ Perceptions on Implementing Local Option Recreational
Marijuana in Colorado”
Jered
B. Carr, University of Illinois at Chicago, Christopher Hawkins, University of
Central Florida, and Drew Westberg, University of Missouri-Kansas City, “Collaboration
Risk in Joint Ventures among Governments: Understanding the Risk Perceptions of
Economic Development Officials”
Benjamin
H. Deitchman, Rochester Institute of Technology, “Jobs, Jobs, Jobs: Energy
Efficiency and Growth through State and Local Implementation.”
Heidi
Koenig, Northern Illinois University, “The Status of Home Rule in Illinois”
2:20-2:30 Break
2:30-3:30 Roundtable
I: NAPA Perspectives on New Paradigms for Developing a National Infrastructure
Agenda
Mark Pisano, University of Southern California
Peter J. Basso, American Association
of State Highway and Transportation Officials
3:30-4:45 Roundtable II: New Approaches to the
Study of Contemporary Intergovernmental Relationships
Robert A. Agranoff, Indiana
University
Beryl A. Radin, Georgetown
University
Ann O’M. Bowman, Texas A & M
University
Michael Pagano, University of
Illinois at Chicago
4:45 Concluding
Comments
David C. Wright
Richard C. Feiock,
Florida State University
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