As word
continues to spread about State and Local
Government Review’s Young Scholars Research Program, we constantly are
receiving encouragement and positive feedback as well as praise for recognizing
the need for this program and launching it two years ago. To date, we have received a steady stream of inquiries
about how the program works and whether one’s research would be of interest to
State and Local. Even if a manuscript is
not something that we think would be of interest to State and Local’s audience,
Editor Mike Scicchitano provides feedback to authors about such critical
matters as presenting a clear research question early on in the manuscript,
providing a sound and complete literature review from which to generate
hypotheses, carefully selecting appropriate data to test hypotheses, crafting
valid and reliable measures of independent and dependent variables, choosing
appropriate an methodology and statistics, providing a clear presentation of one’s
findings, delineating the implications of one’s findings for existing theories
or practitioner consumption, and offering ideas for future research.
The Section on Intergovernmental Administration and Management deals with the dynamic, part collaborative, part competitive environment of governments (national, state, and local) as they deal with public policy problems and issues that require cross-boundary participation in order to be resolved. This participation occurs horizontally and vertically among governments as well as across the governmental, nonprofit, or public sectors.
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