About Good Governance Worldwide
ASPA’s Section for Public Management Practice (SPMP) and the GGW Website/Journal is intended to help practitioners and academics in ASPA and beyond to contribute to a more favorable view of public service and public employees and provide for increased understanding of how “good governance” contributes to advancing the goals of societies and associations around the world.
The ASPA Section and the GGW Website/Journal will do this by linking to relevant public sector and non-profit sector organizations and their websites. It will also publish a series of symposia issues and practitioner-oriented reports, research papers, articles and Op-ed manuscripts which will be uploaded regularly to the GGW Website.
Good Governance Worldwide
What Good Governance Means
Good Governance Worldwide is the interactive Web site of ASPA’s Section for Public Management Practice. Its aim is to promote good governance within a global community of public management practice – here in the United States and other advanced industrial countries and in modernizing and emerging democracies around the world. As a collaboration with other ASPA Sections and Chapters, this online journal and professional network aspires to offer a wide array of best practice content – through e-articles, commentaries, book reviews, interviews, blogs, podcasts, videos, topical forums, wikis, etc. – and open up networking opportunities for practitioners, applied researchers, PA students, trainers, and technical consultants, among others. Also, in addition to ASPA’s Sections and Chapters, we’ve reached out to other organizations with related content relevant to this worldwide community of practice – proven tools, techniques, strategies and field-tested experience that can be shared through such a global online vehicle.
Editorial Advisory Board
The Editorial Board advises the Managing Editor on prospective content for the online site – including links to other sites, other contributors from the global network, social/professional networking, etc. – the formulation of an editorial calendar and a call for content for the remainder of the calendar year. It meets periodically as needed to maintain proper and current communication.
Editorial Board members may be called up on to assist in:
- Serve as Editors in Chief for Good Governance Worldwide Symposia Issues
- Long-range editorial planning
- Editorial calendar development
- (2-way) Outreach to a variety of constituencies/markets
- Occasional peer review of articles submitted by academic contributors
- Occasional review of books for posting on the Web site
- Participating in occasional forums, seminars, etc.
- Referral of potential articles, reports, research, etc.
Good Governance Editorial Board Members
Sheila Bojorquez
Editor in Chief, City Hall Essentials
Austin, Texas
sheila@cityhallessentials.com
Sue Breland
Office of Distance & Extended Learning & Director Texas State University San Marcos CPM Program
Nb20@txstate.edu
Beverly A. Cigler, Ph.D.
Penn State Distinguished Professor Emerita of Public Policy and Administration
717.566.5851 cigler@psu.edu
Uday Desai
Professor Emeritus and Former Director of School of Public Administration
University of New Mexico
ucdesai@unm.edu
Dr. Sheriff Folarin
Professor of International Relations and Politics
College of Leadership and Development Studies
Covenant University,Ogun State, Nigeria
sheryfffolarin@gmail.com
Dustin Haisler
Chief Innovation Officer, e-Republic,
Making Government Better
Dhaisler@erepublic.com
Dr. Rick Herzog
Rick Herzog, CPM Coordinator
Department of Political Science and Geography
Stephen F. Austin State University
rherzog@sfasu.edu
Marc Holzer, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus and Former Founding Dean
School of Public Affairs and Administration
Rutgers University-Newark
MarcHolzer1@gmail.com
Nikol Hopman
Director, Center for Professional Learning
Leiden University
The Hague, Netherlands
n.hopman@fgga.leidenuniv.nl
Dr. Franz Kernic
Author & Professor
Zurich Switzerland
Kernic@hotmail.com
Rajesh Kumar Shakya
e-Government Procurement (e-GP) Specialist
rajesh.shakya@gmail.com
Sung-Wook Kwon, Ph.D.
Professor & Director
Center for Public Service
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, TX 79409
sung.kwon@ttu.edu
Dr. Mohamed Makkoui
National School of Management of Tangier, University
Tangier, Morocco
makkaoui.mohamed@gmail.com
Chris Whitaker
City Manager of Angleton, Texas
cwhittaker@angleton.tx.us
Warren Master
Founder & Former Managing Editor Good Governance Worldwide (GGW) & former Chair, ASPA’s Section on Public Management Practice (SPMP)
wcicmaster@aol.com
Claire Mostel
Board Member, ASPA’s Section for Public Management Practice & Faculty Member, Park University
cmostel@gmail.com
Nandhini Rangarajan, Ph.D.
Professor & Director, MPA Program
Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas
Nr11@txstate.edu
Erwin Schwella, Ph.D
Dean: School of Social Innovation at Hugenote, South Africa Emeritus Professor Tilburg Law School and School of Public Leadership, Stellenbosch University, Global Fellow, International Leadership Association
deanssi@hugenote.com
Robert Shick, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor
John Jay University
New York, NY
rasbober24@gmail.com
Tim Winchell
President
Job Analytics, LLC
twinc33551@aol.com