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The
Briefing, Research Issue 2003
at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies
Dean's Corner
- Introduction and faculty
- Fiscal policy and growth: Looking for the links
- State revenue shortfalls: Assessing the response
- Is "human capital" a taxable commodity?
- Spatial econometrics testing made easier
- Russia and China field market economies: Who's on first?
- Conferences bring fiscal policy experts to GSU
- Introduction and faculty
- Helping ICMA raise professional standards
- Is competition near? When location incentives matter
- Electronic ties bind citizens to government
- Introduction and faculty
- Experimental economics: It's about the lab
- Georgia first East Coast state to require agricultural water metering
- New programs strengthen environmental policy
- Biodiversity conservation: Buy it to save it
- Financing brownfield redevelopment can aid growth
Public Management/Administration and Nonprofit Management
- Introduction and faculty
- Nonprofit sector can profit from research
- Governors rely on AYSPS advisors
- Examining the War on Terrorism
- Georgia's civil service reforms under review
- Exploring the role of perception in governance
- Will Atlantans support a tax for the arts?
- Giving in the lab
- Using experimental research to understand fundraising practices
- Introduction and faculty
- Clarifying the debate on guns, drugs and juvenile crime
- Who is winning the race for talent?
- Pilot program tackles juvenile health and justice
- Atlanta Federal Reserve draws on AYSPS expertise
- GHPC improving the status of the uninsured through collaboration
Update
The Briefing
Research Issue 2003
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Andrew Young School of Policy Studies receives research funding from the State of Georgia and its departments, and from many other sources that have included: USAID, AIM Partners, UNCE Foundation, ALO, UNCD, Deloitte & Touche, Chemonics, the World Bank, U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, National Science Foundation, DOD/AEI, Flint River Council, Georgia Research Alliance, The Carter Center, Lincoln Institute, Georgia Power, National Service Corp., Whitehead Foundation, UPS Challenge, the Woodruff Foundation, The Spencer Fund, the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, HCCGP, United Way, American Cancer Society, The Urban Institute, other colleges and universities and the U.S. departments of Agriculture and Education. A full list of external funding is available in our annual reports at www.andrewyoungschool.org.
