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The
Briefing, Research Issue 2006
at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies
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In This Issue:
- Dean's Corner: Policy research, pure scholarship, or both?
- Exceptional faculty members behind the research
- Faculty are frequently honored for research
- Expert in experimental economics joins the school
Public Finance & Budgeting
- Fiscal Research Center informs state policy
- Public finance experts examine fiscal reform in India
- Tanzania's fiscal reforms progress steadily
- USAID-sponsored research seeks solutions to corruption and poverty
- Research grants send doctoral student to Uganda
- Public finance training brings the world to Atlanta
- Former Mandela Scholar active in South Africa’s fiscal reform
- Andrew Young School fiscal experts at work throughout Asia
City Management & Urban Policy
- Private Eminent Domain in Georgia: Just Peachy or the Pits?
- Fulbright Scholar to bring lessons home from Colombia
- Economist reveals the art of estimating economic impact
- Research Atlanta forum draws policy-makers
Public Management & Administration
- Citizens get a second opinion at AYSPS
- PAUS professor “Grading the States”
- E-government: Does demand meet the hype?
Health Policy & Management
- GHPC finds health status varies considerably among states
- Report projects impact of Georgia’s aging population
- GHPC wins federal contract to improve health in 40 states
- Assessment addresses childhood obesity
Public Policy Analysis
- Economic experiments expand understanding of discrimination
- How does ethnic diversity in neighborhoods impact votes?
- Pre-K program fosters early academic success
- Disability policy in transition, says AYSPS expert
- Private schools have little impact on public school performance
- Choice not guaranteed to expand private schools
Nonprofit Management
- Nonprofit managers must address unique mission-market tension
- AYSPS analysis aids efforts to end homelessness
Research conducted by the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies is published in academic journals and cited in a number of related studies. It is used in instruction in classrooms around the world. This issue of The Briefing is an introduction to the breadth and depth of the research conducted by our expert faculty and staff. You are invited use our website to find a full list of research citations in our AYSPS annual reports.
The Briefing
Research Issue 2006
The Office of the Dean publishes The Briefing three times a year for alumni, friends, faculty and staff of the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University, University Plaza, Atlanta, Ga. 30302-3992.
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Carl V. Patton
President
Georgia State University
Ron Henry
Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs
Roy W. Bahl
Dean
Robert E. Moore
Associate Dean
Avani Raval
Associate to the Dean
Jennifer French Echols
Editor
Sallie Barker
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Contributing Writers
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Jamie Bull
Bonnie Naugle
Paul Benson
Avani Raval
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